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Mutation in the brain is definitely not true! I try to read about current stuttering research, and it is still largely unknown what causes it. Some say it’s part psychological, some say it’s our patte...

It is definitely not a ‘learning’ disability. Some say it is a disability, some don’t. Technically I think it is....

Recently my stuttering problem got worse

Recently my stuttering problem got worse I have Been a stutter for my whole life but recently I felt something terrifying. Whenever I am in a conversation I have this premonition that I am going to st...

I was on an venlafaxine for anxiety and depression for about 3 years, and in that time my stutter was still present, but it wasn't very severe. I stopped taking venlafaxine about 6 months ago, and I...

I think my stutter is getting worse. How can I improve/techniques to try? CBD oil only works for a short while.

I think my stutter is getting worse. How can I improve/techniques to try? CBD oil only works for a short while. [deleted]...

Basically, it's because stutter varies. Like, a lot. Depending on which mode of performance we're in, and the sort of general circumstance as well, stutter will be more or less severe. It's one of th...

Well, think of it this way: Whenever you don't stutter, it's technically not there. Sort of. I mean, at least it's not a 24/7 thing. It's just there sometimes. :)...

I am a Worship Pastor. Basically I lead the music and speak in front of my church of about 800 or so each weekend. My stutter is a part of me and shows very rarely from the stage....

Began stuttering at 18, is this permanent?

Began stuttering at 18, is this permanent? Hello. My case with stuttering I think is a little different than most peoples who stutter. I began to stutter at the age of 18, before that I used to be ext...

Ive had a stutter since I was 6 six also,40 now and to be frank it's more our less ruined my life,I also stopped seeing a Speech therapist,Take him back,even if in takes 10years,also it's not a joke...

Some folks think that the reason "we" stutter is because we are perfectionists and/or overly sensitive when perceiving these stutters that everybody, including fluent, people have. So, this person ma...

This is great. It really is. Maintaining eye contact during a MOS is not easy. However (as someone in the back sighs at me loudly), may I suggest that you might have come off as a person who did stut...

I would take them at their word. Probably 80% of the people I work with don't realize that I stutter (until I do). But I find it particularly frustrating when people think that I'm stuttering because ...

My stuttering actually reduced very significantly while in military, I didnt have any blocks. I think it is because of somekind new persona you create while being a soldier in addition of the authorit...

I think the gym would be one of the more accepted places to stutter, if you are tired and having trouble getting words out after a set, nobody will know the difference. Keep your head up man don't psy...

With increasing your physical activity and strength, you are increasingly boosting your confidence level which reduces blocks....

I'm actually planning on starting soon. I'm extremely overweight and my stutter id so worse that i just don't go out. But reading ur post etc seems like gym might be a good option for me....

I go to the gym 3-4 days a week and I try my hardest to talk to absolutely NO ONE. The only time I talk is either if my son or nephew is with me or I need to get some plates from an area that is in us...

Nope. There was no reason for me to see a therapist when I was with the army because I didn’t stutter as much. It didn’t really affect my job. Once I left the army and when on to university, that’s wh...

I was in the military but I didn’t stuttered much. After I completed my services with them, it got worse....