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There is little to no evidence that anxiety is the cause of Stuttering, however it can make your stutter worse. There is a link that Stuttering causes anxiety but there is still much research needed...
Anxiety can give you a stutter. I stutter because of anxiety...
I don't know about the childhood part cause I can't remember almost anything, but i feel you my anxiety that tormented before that incident made it really hard to speak sometimes....
I stutter since childhood, but anxiety made it a lot worse. And tbh i believe my stutter caused my anxiety. Now I'm in a storm with my each leg in a different boat....
Please go see a doctor. We can't diagnose you - that's something for professionals. :) You might just go visit a speech therapist, but since you mention anxiety attack specifically, it seem you've go...
Can an anxiety attack make me develop something like a stutter?
Can an anxiety attack make me develop something like a stutter? I've always struggled to speak rapidly or even normally sometimes but a month ago i had a really bad anxiety attack and since then I can...
Some past friends of mine mentioned it once and immediately afterwards I stopped stuttering with them 99.9% of the time. Eventually I thought about stuttering less (which I guess reduced my tension an...
Your issues sound like mine, I too experienced a great deal of stress in high school and my stuttering started off then with the same drawbacks as yours. Over the years, I fumbled my way through faci...
This is the exact same for me. I’m comfortable conversing with my family but I tend to stutter much more with them than with my friends or even strangers, however anxiety and nervousness worsens my st...
For everyone is different from what I understand, but I would say yes, it's possible. That's exactly my problem and luckily it get worse only when I'm nervous....
Stammer, mutter, and speak quickly
Stammer, mutter, and speak quickly Hi everyone, Ever since I began high school, my speech had been terrible. That time was marked by a great deal of stress, and I guess it forced my speaking skills ...
You are not alone. I have to give presentations every week over zoom and lately I have been having more blockages. For me having my camera off helps me reduce the anxiety because that way the other pe...
I am also skeptical of any negative relation between exercise and fluency. Given that we stutterers have so much trouble with just simply talking, I really don't like the idea of giving up things we ...
To those who have gone down the stuttering severity level.
To those who have gone down the stuttering severity level. Has anyone managed to go down the stuttering severity level i.e from Severe to Mild/Moderate or from Mild to Slight How did you do it any ti...
Feeling of when you know you are going to stutter (partial vent)
Feeling of when you know you are going to stutter (partial vent) Does anyone get that feeling (heart rate increases,stomach tightens) when your about to approach someone at a shop to ask them for some...
Yea I think it might be because your words are more smushed together because your talking with more anger. For example, "noIdidntdothat, what areyoutalkingabout." Then no, I at are you do that...yea ...
I lift quite heavy and have never noticed it affecting my stutter negatively. It clears my mind and makes me more relaxed which also allows me to speak more fluently or not care as much when I do stut...
Thanks for your input! How hard do you weightlift? Lifting with maximum capacity or below it? I might need to try capping my already simple workouts to about 50% of my capacity.. I will try yoga. Cou...
No such mechanism has been established. But then again, lots of stutter stuff has lots of variance. Could you try just breathing more while you lift, to see if it makes a difference? It's not likely ...
Exercising is impairing my stutter
Exercising is impairing my stutter Hey, so there have been few times in my life where I've taken up weightlifting with, sadly, negative results for my stutter. This time I was only exercising at home...