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\*buy my magic potion and your stuttering will be cured forever!\*...

That’s what I call a fantastic, inclusive organisation who value their people no matter what! Bravo! 👏🏽...

Ummm… what does a person’s stutter have to do with whatever policies he/she does or does not implement? Please leave BS politics out of this subreddit!...

given your specific situation with presentations and phone calls, you might want to check out Better Speech since I've seen it come up a lot for adults working on fluency issues. They offer virtual se...

I think that proves it's more of a psychological problem, same with me here,...

It sounds to me like you’ve benefited from speech therapy a number of times in the past. Have you practiced the techniques you’ve learnt in the past whilst alone, reading aloud at slower rates, in uni...

how did you overcome it? what helped you most?...

Ending your life is not going to take you anywhere in a world packed with countless of opportunities,love and hope. Whenever you think of ending your life, think of tomorrow as a new start, A reincarn...

hahaha the most important question that caught out our eye before anything else😂...

Yeah Abilify can be touch and go for some because it’s actually a Dopamine agonist. If it makes your stutter worse, then you’re probably more suited to a Dopamine antagonist like Risperidone or Ecopip...

Idk maybe it’s a huge shot to their ego that they spent so much time in school for nothing. I’m not an slp...

Why would anyone thinknits uncurable, there are so mamy exemple and im one of them...

Speech Language Pathologist...

What is slp?...

There has been a few people that have posted ways that helped them beat their stutter but mods just delete those because they’re not slp and they think it’s incurable...

I dont get it. What is thus group about? Helping or not?...

Become an slp and tell people to accept their stutter because it’s incurable. Thats how the mods want you to help...

Following this....

The only techniques that work for me are- Speaking slowly. Speak with even emphasis on all syllables and don't over emphasise on any syllable. Speech is basically sound+airflow. You might have noticed...

how to get this voluntary control of valsalva response? Any techniques you used to train this?...