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same here! also goes away when i sing, talk in a accent or when i have tons of adrenaline (heated arguments, public speeches etc) super weird! but you’re not alone...

Look into singing as a form of speech therapy for him, there's a study by the university of helsinki that it alleviates stroke-induced stuttering or brain damage induced stuttering....

why don't I stutter when I read or talk to myself?

why don't I stutter when I read or talk to myself? Today I decided to read out loud. It helped me a lot to understand what I read and, above all, I realized that I don't stutter. In my case, I only st...

I’ve tried it for a while (after figuring the basics out by myself — this is basically just syllable tapping) and like other fluency tricks it sounds unnatural and stops working when you get used to i...

This is awesome man! What I think is happening here is that it has something to do with delayed auditory feedback, its an effect that seems to promote fluency. I actually think that the effect will al...

Hi!, I made a post regarding presentations. It will help if you've ever felt more fluent when speaking along with someone and pronouncing the same words simultaneously. [https://www.reddit.com/r/Stut...

Like with so many other things, it works when you’re alone or briefly when you demonstrate it to others. Not really possible, in my experience, to maintain it, and it, along with other forced cadences...

I've seen it and it's very interesting, because it would be taking the "method" into real conversation and it helps a lot at the moment, and in the long term it should have neuroplastic changes too, I...

There was a recent post about using it even during conversation with something like a smart watch, where you can keep your ryrhm according to its vibration. Teve um post recent sobre isso usando um s...

Same! My son started the protocol when he was almost 4 (sudden onset after a strep infection). He was severe and speech therapy was not effective. 2 weeks of thiamine and magnesium- he was back at bas...

Stutterers don’t stutter when they sing. Nor do they stutter when speaking in chorus along with other speakers (I.e. reciting the pledge of allegiance, etc.)...

Not a doctor. And you may want to make an appointment with a physician who works within speech pathology for more technical guidance. My thought though is -- this is being generally overwhelmed and ...

Today, my legs trembled in front of the cashier girl, and I got nervous. This has never happened to me before. I took B12 in the morning. I was a bit more relaxed yesterday because I didn’t take it. I...

Thank you for sharing this research study: Here is the Abstract: **Abstract:** Answers consistent with the anticipatory struggle hypothesis are suggested for several questions which have received a...

I found that lyrics are unimportant. You can si g anything as long as you follow rhythm and intonation. However what's really interesting: there are definitely some actors or singers whos speaking or...

Song lyrics are maybe 30-40 prewritten lines with similar phrasing. It's a lot easier to repeat something verbatim that you've heard dozens of times, that always ends on the same syllable and uses the...

Singing, rapping, breathing exercises, and reading aloud all help but aren't a cure. They don't get rid of the stutter as much as they help you catch yourself when you start looping....

There’s a pretty long list of singers that have fluency issues while speaking, Mel Tillis would probably be a performer with the most severe stutter of them all....

Try singing your block words. And yes, it dees work but it’s impossible to “sing” 24/7. Try making exaggerated mouth movements or bite your tongue when stuttering l; it helps me a lot....

Generally speaking, and yes anecdotally, singing reduces stuttering to almost near zero levels. The issue that comes with this technique is, do you want to be known as "that" person who lives their li...