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This may sound odd, and not always doable depending on context, but with how my stutter used to work (for the most part I grew out of it in my early 20's but occasionally run into a block when I'm tir...

I swallow my letters too. Just try to .......speak slower? I don't know, just wanted to say that I have this too so you're not alone....

You know I know the feeling your going through. I used to think nobody’s got time to listen to me because I took a lil longer to speak but thinking this made me try rush speaking and I was bad at spea...

Thanks for this. I also tried the SpeechEasy and it did work for me - when I could wear it. However, I work remote so when I have meetings I wear headphones and those do not work with the SpeechEasy. ...

hey ya'll. who wants to get rid of their stutter together?

hey ya'll. who wants to get rid of their stutter together? Pretty much the title. I am 21 year old recent college graduate. I don't think my stuttering has held me back that much. I have a lot of clo...

If it's a learned behavior you can learn to stop doing it (it is learned). This is what good speech pathologists (who know what they're doing) are trained to help with. My suggestion is you don't stop...

There is something called costal breathing to help with fluency (taught on McGuire and Starfish courses): http://stuttertalk.com/costal-breathing-and-stuttering-two-experiences-episode-258/...

Hmmm... After childhood you can't cure your stutter. The best thing to do it's to accept it and try your best to improve techniques that may help your speech....

I wouldn’t recommend things like stamping feet as, even if they work, they can become habits and probably more trouble than they are worth. Look up easy onsets / soft contacts. Also, I find that p...

I did Model UN in high school as someone who stutters. My main advice is to do a lot of prep work so you feel confident in what you're saying. My larger advice is to look into Avoidance Reduction Ther...

I absolutely agree with the others that making a phone call is the best way for phone calls to become easier as you tackle each one. However — there was a time where the phone was an insurmountable ...

It certainly didn't cure it for me, but it gave me tools to manage it better. I'm glad I did it....

I was a bank teller in high school/university and I was basically a glorified cashier. I've always had trouble with the "H"in the "How are you today?" but worked on a few scripts to get around this. ...

As I understand you can't really cure a stutter. I've stuttered probably as long as I have spoken, and do exactly what you do. I block on "uh" and "ah" sounds, and sentences that begin with "I", which...

I have to talk a lot of customers in person and on the phone and I use it as an opportunity to try some anti-stuttering techniques. Of course talking all the time can get frustrating especially when ...

the internet. As a fellow semi stutterer (I instantly knew what you meant lol) The slow pauses are actually taught in speech therapy and I don't use them for the exact reason you stated, yes they wo...

You can do it! I make a living doing voice over work and I stutter! I think of it like speech therapy and it really helps me with my fluency IRL!...

Yeah. A good thing for a person with a stuttering disability is to know a wide range of vocabulary. So here's a example. Him: How do I know I can trust you? Me: I am very t- (I stop here then say)...

The importance of mindset and confidence

The importance of mindset and confidence I’d say I have a moderate stutter , some days it can go either way. But one thing I’ve realized is being conscious about how you’re feeling and thinking is pre...

if your teacher is aware of it it should not be a problem. my teacher came up to me before a exam and said I could be the last in line for the exam. So that I have more time to get my topic/points acr...