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I can't upvote this enough, or love this guy enough for having the guts to make this into a video. In a former life, I had a phone job as a customer service rep. As cake as it was compared to my ...

I'm new to this sub, but this video took me back! These tricks are amazingly effective and straight out of the type of speech therapy I received 10+ years ago, called the "Precision Fluency Shaping...

Thanks for sharing! I have figured out this technique as well, but always forget to use it in daily life. That, and I feel so inauthentic over pronouncing all my words, but it's a good technique....

I would recommend therapy if it is available. A good course imo is something that is a mix of desensitisation and techniques like soft starts and cancellations. I did a 2 week course when I was 18 and...

Appreciate the video bud. I do the deep breath thing as well. A lot of the times I do have to "reset" myself and actively think about breathing because I may stumble somewhere. But yea, practice pract...

A Trick I Use to Beat My Stutter When I HAVE to Talk on the Phone

A Trick I Use to Beat My Stutter When I HAVE to Talk on the Phone ...

We all go through our ups and downs. Hang in there. Seek help from a speech pathologist to improve your fluency. It'll never ever completely go away but it can improve with practice and patience. T...

I think everyone on here has had a similar experience and can relate. Try to focus on moving forward and NOT rehashing this in your mind and torturing yourself. What I have found very helpful is diaph...

Speech therapy device with an app... train yourself to stop stammering?

Speech therapy device with an app... train yourself to stop stammering? Hi guys, just seen this new product in development that (as far as I can tell) monitors your breathing and speech rate & giv...

I see. The transition between a voiceless sound (like “h”) and a voiced sound (e.g. vowels) is one place that stuttering can happen a lot. This is because the vocal folds are going from not vibrating ...

I feel your pain. Even though I'm not in the medical field, I need to give oral updates at daily project meetings, and I have a mild to moderate stutter. Sometimes I block and sometimes I'm fluent, b...

I’m curious, are you producing the “h” sound but struggling to move past it? It could be that you are struggling with the transition to the vowel that follows the “h”, but that it end up feeling tha...

Thanks, I'll try it. I already know that I can't do a deep breath into my belly if I'm sitting or especially if I'm standing up straight. Maybe this phenomenon also can be improved by inhaling salt....

I will try this; are you talking about just during a block, or making a habit of it?...

That's a great suggestion, I'll try it out I've also been looking for ways to reduce throat tension. Through stretching, posture excercises, and the [letting go technique](https://youtu.be/p1-N6R2-A...

I haven’t tried any of the products mentioned but I do find that when I actively relax my throat it does help me quite a bit....

In any interview sit in a relaxed posture. Your brain will tells you it’s safe, therefore lowers anxiety which then hopefully leads to less blocks. I trick I use is to tap my finger to each syllable o...

There’s lots of things you can try. Techniques that some people find helpful are: prolonged speech (I find this helps with my blocking), soft contacts and easy onsets. Some people also find self-adve...

Yes, I know exactly what you mean. We all grow up in a society that tells us stuttering is bad. A lot of people who stutter and SLPs work on changing these attitudes but we won't be able to change soc...

I did a year or two of speech pathology in elementary school, but I question its effect considering my stutter lasted quite a few more years beyond that until it mysteriously vanished. I did some casu...