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A tip would be to work on your mood. Stutterers can be really hard on ourselves. A trick would be word substitution, but that's not recommended in the long run, so let's not recommend that. A techni...

I'm practicing reading aloud and affirmations and sometimes I find myself talking so fluently, it's like I'm not even talking, but words just leave my mouth effortlessly and automatically. And that's ...

hey! I’m so sorry to hear your struggling. I know it’s super uncomfortable when people bring up stuttering and my family also sometimes gets visibly frustrated at me, which I know is wrong on their pa...

There are some things you can do that have worked for me. Your mileage may vary, of course. For tips: Speak at a reduced rate (don't worry it only sounds weird to you); read out loud; speak more ofte...

If I had to guess, I'd say that the reason using an accent works is that it focuses the brain on saying something in a certain way instead of focusing on not messing the entire phrase with the stutter...

"Breaking the ice" is a great way. Another word similar to that is vulnerability. Vulnerability is huge when it comes to overcoming your stutter. Being the one to open up first, to disclose first, t...

Hi, Sorry to hear that man. Have you tried going to speech therapy? If not I would recommend looking into a consultation. Im not an expert so I can't diagnose as everyone's speech impediment is diffe...

Techniques only cover up the "problem" of stuttering. What are you doing right now to take action on your stutter ?...

You said, ''sometimes i'm so hopeless that I don't even try...'' Man do I understand that! The best way to explain it is that, to me, that was the part of me that stuttered just fighting the part of...

Thanks bro. Stories like yours fill me with hope and i Will start to read out loud for 1 hour a day. I also do not stutter while reading alone and when i do it with other people around i am 95% fluent...

My only advice is that if you want to stop stuttering, at least in my case, there were no tricks. It took me a lot of hard work and battling my own mind that was trying to keep me stuttering. There is...

Reading it won't do anything, by the way. You have to do the work. And it's hard work. So if you read it and think, ''that's all bullshit,'' okay, but i'd challenge anyone to do the work, Skype with h...

Gotta chime in here. Yes, there is a lot of unnecessary language in there, but the process is basically what I followed to stop stuttering. And that dude has Skyped with hundreds of people to help the...

If he can read, make him read out loud. Cause when I speak out loud I don't stutter. Sometimes when I stutter I try to let the word out quickly and get over with. So, teach him not to talk fast! When ...

Honestly, the most important thing in my opinion is to let him speak as much as possible. I started stuttering at 5, and I always avoided speaking, which ended up making my stutter worse as I got olde...

1. let him stutter 2. i agree with reading out loud 100% 3. keep trying to get him help. 4. become, both of you, an expert in his stutter and work towards stuttering easily 5. i have not heard of stut...

I have stuttered my whole life and my parents would always tell me to slow down, which sometimes would make me more frustrated because I knew I had to slow down but still had trouble. The best advice ...

I see, were you reading out loud alone or was someone listening to you? I'm curious about how this would affect specific people like us since no two stutters are the same. Thanks for the input!...

I can totally relate. Work with your therapist to learn some relaxation techniques. My daily routine consists of: (1) Mindful meditation- 10 mins (2) Read out loud - 10 mins (3) Practice diaphragmatic...

I think most of us can relate. At least I sure can. I haven't felt that way in a long time, but I absolutely remember the.experience. What kind of work are you putting in to improve?...