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I guess it will help only if you will practice with someone. It's better if it's someone you don't know. I think back to my English counseling and exam preparation after school. It was very difficult ...

Planning words, then we start thinking about them alot, then we start fearing/ anxious of the words, then we force/repeat/silence. You can learn more about it in the book or the website the book recom...

I felt like this all of high school, I even dropped out and went back when I was older and still had to give presentations. It was really hard and embarrassing for me but I pushed through it. You too ...

I absolutely think it can. Especially if you are one of those who has no stutter when speaking alone. Reading aloud can teach your brain what it feels like to speak fluently with no pressure. If yo...

Went to a friends house a few years ago, little party, the parents of the woman were there. I got the last seat next to them. Age difference, I stutter and they're Romanians who don't speak English. G...

I absolutely think reading aloud helps in some ways… confidence, speech mechanics, etc. Related, I used to hate preparing for class presentations, interviews, and stuff because it caused anxiety for t...

Tips & Technics: - Slowdown a bit with your first word. - Sing out your sentence. - Play a character. - Use an accent. - Practice stubborn words repeatedly alone. - Start a sentence with words y...

Reading aloud can help maybe, I do read aloud sessions in stutter discord server and i think doing it for a long time help me to maintain a flow while talking....

Yep, weird habits. If I feel like someone is going to introduce themselves to me, I will commandeer the conversation so that I can do so first, as I have a little script that lets me say my name with...

This is correct. My brain knows (or thinks) I’m going to stutter on a word. My brain blocks the speech at that word or a few words prior. It’s a habit that is gets constantly reinforced....

Gracias por tu honestidad amigo y espero de corazón que puedas ir mejorando en el tiempo. La tartamudez es tal como la describes y todos sentimos lo mismo de una u otra manera. Te recomiendo informa...

I disagree with her. For what I read, most speech therapist really don´t know that much about stuttering. They just told you what they teach them on the school. Most of that is wrong. For me stutter ...

Something that helped me is to say my nickname instead, saying my name is ____, saying umm before, or even just repeating it over and over again to practice. I hate it the most when People say “did yo...

I’ve been there, and I feel your pain! Someone said saying your name a hundred times (try different accents) and get comfortable enough with it...

Sometimes we can't be effortless. You can't just eliminate all tension or struggle right away. So depending on what you mean by effortless, I'd say we want to start with getting rid of all the things ...

I do the same thing as u/Egorte, and it helps me sometimes The other thing that has helped me similar to this is slightly changing the sound of the letter that gives me trouble, to a similar sound. ...

It happens when you really want or need to say something, but you equally really don't want to stutter. So you have one intention to say the word (approach) and another, usually unconscious intention ...

Wow, a stuttering salesman. Respect. > It’s so damn hard but you just gotta let go and stop caring. I’ll stutter my way through a five minute cold call and still close the deal. And if I don’t...

Hey! I'm super sorry to hear your relationship of 6 years is over. That must've been super tough. Please know there are still plenty of people out there. It just takes time, effort and you DARING to g...

We met on a dating app, and a few days later for our first date we went to an amuzement park. No prior casual friendship or anything. It wen't pretty fast. Between meeting eachother on the dating app ...