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I don't get it. So you have some singing skill, enough for you to perform live. So why can't you use it to develop such a way of speaking that would be similar to your brain singing activity and yet...
I haven’t tried singing or rapping in real live conversations, because to me it’s a non serious solution. But I am an artist, and when I sing, rap, or perform live, I don’t stutter at all. I also do...
anecdotally, yes. the only other person i’ve met irl with a stutter didn’t stutter when they sang. i’ve generally found that to be the case for me too. i haven’t tested it with just a sing-songy voi...
Does Singing Help Stuttering?
Does Singing Help Stuttering? There were two instances were two people I knew of used to kind of sing as they spoke which immensely reduced the pressure and they used to stutter way less? Does this w...
Yes, I largely agree with this statement. It is a fact that stuttering is influenced by emotional and environmental factors. In this context, the idea that the approach-avoidance conflict is a subject...
>*"Even when I wasn't thinking about anything, my stuttering continued. So in short, isn't ignoring it normally beneficial for stuttering?"* Yes I agree with everything you said. (*at the end of t...
Fantastic comment! My goal is to make the topic of approach-avoidance conflict more open to discussion.. :) what you mentioned about "based on the environment" aligns perfectly with my point (in that,...
The maladjusted fine-tuning of our speech execution may arise when an individual loses the neurological and psychological balance in the speech process. Specifically, responses to stimuli—such as soci...
Let me put it this way magnesium complex, Coffee, glucose supplements Methods such as dividing words in my mind before speaking or spelling them out while speaking are useful. or metronome/daf ma...
>*" I stuttered despite not being under anxiety, fear, or pressure"* I just found a good example that I wanted to share. We know that many stutterers experience feared words that make stuttering wors...
I would argue that most PWS may not even be aware of the perceived or anticipated error, panic response, or approach-avoidance conflict as long as they rely on controlled processes or auto-pilot speec...
Research discussion #3: What exactly is the conflict between neocortex and basal ganglia in stuttering? (as seen in [these ](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yykx0T3_r21MExtsncXVcsAXOLa-5CHQJAY8tG...
Comment #3: If you're interested in reading more on it, I wrote a [post ](https://www.reddit.com/r/overcome_stuttering/comments/1hpld9q/most_stutterers_do_not_stutter_when_speaking/)about: "Most stut...
Comment #2: In conclusion, the recurring argument that "I stutter even without feeling anxiety" misses the point I think since it doesn’t invalidate the role of responses to conditioned stimuli. So...
Yes indeed, that’s why I mentioned it. When I was in primary and high school, I rarely experienced anxiety, fear, or pressure from stuttering. This was likely because my mother, brother, and six other...
Experimenting with supplements can be one way, but it’s risky. My approach is to try supplements in small increments and test its effects over some weeks or months. Using this I’ve found at least 4 su...
When your stutter got better or worse, were there any changes in your life - meds, environment, stress, etc? I've stuttered all my life, but nowadays I rarely stutter. 9 months ago, I posted here ab...
I wouldn't be so sure. The Brady participants didn't speak exactly one word or syllable per each beat; they were able to mix up how much they spoke on a beat, so it could come off more naturally than ...
Curious got the better then me. When you get speaking your stammer starts to go away. I have similar where my brain gets nervous when speaking. You looked cute and you have a great voice :)...
Has anybody ever done their hearing test? I did mine and I have had mild hearing loss since birth. I don't stutter in my native language, on phone, alone, or singing, and even reading out loud in en...