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This is kinda what I did this year, with so much success it's unbelievable. Caveat, I have a mild stutter. For the breathing thing in particular, if I feel like I am going to stutter, I just plan out...

Yeah same here man... Idk try to relax your articulators (mouth, tongue,..)or warm them up (like clench your jaw then relax). Then try to speak slowly, focusing on your breath as you exhale it, and pr...

Thanks, I’m gonna try to see if this works. I kind of already do, but not often enough to actually help....

Smile! Smile when you're saying thank you, say thank you calmly, slowly and with love- sing it in a sense, you're thanking them after all.. Let it smooth out, a simple thank you :) ​ T...

I was thinking that if certain inflections change how much the vocal folds open, you could manipulate your speech with more inflections in order to be more fluent...

A lot of speech techniques, including speaking slowly, concentrating on my tongue's moves (it threw stuttering away for one day) or concentrating on my blocks and ease them, beathing with diaphragm, m...

To be honest I still have bad days too, Over the years I have learned like ticks or techniques to get through the day. My speech is a battle everyday that's really exhausting most days. What I find be...

Yeah, that's quite normal. It's different for everyone and it usually changes over time as well. That being said, if you know that you are doing it, you can train yourself not to do it....

I don't think it's fruitful to do that kind of math. You may be able to turn it around slightly more positively in interpreting it as (heightened) awareness of the unexpected, so to say. But I'm not ...

Try using an accent when you say your name. It doesn't have to be blatant. Try using a discreet "fake voice" and practice with your friends and family or strangers online. ​ I recommend t...

Would it help to give your self a buffer before your name? For example, I used to work at the Home Depot, answering phones at the service desk. I would always say "Thank you for calling the Home Depot...

I notice that when I give myself time to rehearse, I stutter more. When I rehearse and breathe more before someone picks up as the phone rings I stutter like I’ve never stuttered before. Full on, out ...

You can either change the word or drop the first letter of the word. Like if I had to say “apple” but knew I was gonna stutter at “a-a-apple” I would say “pull” fast. If you do it fast enough In regul...

It varies from person to person so what works for one person might not work for another That being said, slowing down your speech works wonders for me when im stuck on a word or know im going to blo...

Can you feel your hard blocks in your mind? I've always been able to; a hard block is like a knot in my mind and the harder i try to force it the tighter the knot gets. The best single tip i ever g...

Yes it helped me a great deal get more fluent when I was younger. And I still do it when I have rough days. It helps me to reinforce the “fluent” part of my brain. Do you stutter when you say a sing...

Helped me in many ways. ​ I am fluent whenever I read out loud, so It got me in a "fluent state of mind". Also helped me practice breathing, pausing every 3-5 words so I would breath, spe...

Look up diaphragm breathing. You need to do it, all day, everyday until it's your normal breath. It does help but won't stop your stuttering. Reading outloud is good practice, but practicing 'improm...

Does reading aloud actually help?

Does reading aloud actually help? I am stuttering since like 3yrs old or maybe even earlier. I am 24 now, and decided to start improving my speeking. Reading aloud looked like the best way since im n...

We did an exercise where we said "the mouth, the teeth, the tip of the tongue" and we would repeat that over and over. We did a lot of alliteration like that and practiced breathing exercises. We als...