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Just like the above poster says. Come up with something that is meaningful to you and say it to yourself either silently or out loud. My personal affirmation starts with 'I enjoy the art of communicat...

it helps to reduce stuttering by affecting neurons in brains, when you speak the fear word again with fluency you are teaching your brain, modifying years of habit....

In my opinion stuttering is a game of mental gymnastics and I believe no man made device can help people who stutter. So people grow out of it or with me its stuck with me forever. My trick is to ke...

I did one of those programs too, in Geneseo NY, and I agree with you. What has helped me most of all is when I started not caring so much about stuttering and stopped thinking about it all the time....

Big smile and feel comfortable with them even if you stutter a lot in the moment.  Bigger fun loving chill smile.  Theyre all human, it is what it is.  No one actually cares what you say. If you know ...

Hell yeah! Pumped for you! Honestly, I’ve spent a lot of my life acting like other people can ‘blow me’ if they have issues with my speech, but it hasn’t been true. I’ve cared about that a lot. I’m w...

At age 58 I revisited my fluency levels for the first time in years. Affirmations and visualization are two very effective tools that I use daily. After 18 months of consistent effort I would say the ...

I’m 37 and have had a stutter my whole life, I found mantras helped me big time. I speak clearly, my voice flows like a river, everyone around can hear me clearly, I can speak my thoughts, I am strong...

A part from my diary about Stuttering

A part from my diary about Stuttering This is what I have written for today : Is stuttering really a thing I should be ashamed of ? Is this something I control? Why should I see myself weak just bec...

I consider a mindset a technique, it may not be saying words or sounds or what ever a certain way but it can be just as potent, more so honestly. So the idea of reducing it, I believe doesn't need to...

Any other stutterers find it annoying when everyone tells you how to work your own disorder??

Any other stutterers find it annoying when everyone tells you how to work your own disorder?? It annoys me so much that they act like stammering experts 😭🙏. I get some of them genuinely try to be he...

Being honest

Being honest Some of you may disagree with this but I had a job interview just a few days ago, and I want to share what it was like. There’s a new gaming center/family fun type place with restaurants ...

:( I will try my best, I had stuttering but I managed to overcome it, it's a byproduct of stuttering. Its mostly due to my confidence....

I'm also 27 M and, like you, I'm thriving in another country while trying to heal and improve in solitude. Sometimes I still fall for the common mind traps, doubting my worth because of my stutter. Bu...

None, actually. I never had the money for speech therapy growing up. Now that I do, I’ve found that my own methods have been working for me. I discovered that the better I feel about myself, the less ...

Your outlook on the situation is your biggest problem. Not your stutter. And this isn't unique. As we live with our stutter, we start forming biases. We make some pretty bold assumptions about others...

Decide what ever it is, you'll do it without a second thought. No need to even dwell on it because its no longer an uncertainty, no need to worry because that never helped anything.  You can feel that...

Long story but all the fear, doubt, anger that comes along with it..we're human so be open to it, all of it, let come, and let it pass you by.  Just let go.  Nothing helped me more.  ...

There has to be a Gigachad level where We just stutter all the way through without giving a sh*t 🤣. Im not always in the mood for it but sometimes I do it...

A mixture of sheer ignorance and not giving a fuck lol naa but for real I've developed a mentality of not caring if I stutter and that's half the problem. It turns into a cycle of self doubt and insec...