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I also do not stutter when I talk to myself. I also never stutter when I talk to animals or babies/todlers. Another time that I do not stutter is when I whisper....

Here’s my litmus test- can you say your name (job, address etc) perfectly fine when alone but have fear/pounding heart when saying it to a person?...

Same here, I very rarely stutter when talking to myself, anything inanimate or even my pets...

Reading usually helps but I also don't stutter by myself, only around others. I work in a call centre too and when I'm sitting next to more people,.especially people I don't know, I stutter more....

I had the waves too, and think I know why. If blocks happen bc of trying to hide it, after a few weeks of increasingly terrible(noticeable!) dysfluency, my brain accepted hiding it had become impossi...

Some professionals say that stammer is caused by trauma and others say that it's caused by genetics. I personally think that it's both because my mom began stammering after she was separated from her ...

I have exactly similar experience as yours. I have developed stutter at the age of 10 or so, no any genetic or brain disorder from birth...

1. Yes, it began when I was a child (I don't remember the exact age) and increased in severity to adulthood. 2. During school, I would apply for alternate assessments (e.g. private oral presentation i...

Thanks I'm glad you found it helpful... ​ 1. I recommend starting to read aloud. Try perhaps listening to an audiobook and having the kindle version alongside it. As you listen to the nar...

I would recommend reading alone to yourself, out loud. It will improve your confidence. Most people don’t stutter, or at least stutter a lot less when they are alone. Read out loud, alone in your roo...

"Is it possible that stuttering only happens in one place and not at another?" * Yes! This is because we perceive triggers (i.e. situations, letters or conditions) as a justification or anticipation ...

Stuttering isn’t tied to location per se, more tied to the associations and memories created in said location. Positive or neutral social experiences with a location could result in more fluency becau...

When you went to Texas you could let go a lot easier due to it being a place without associations, people you didn’t know etc etc. Then when you come back the old holding back patterns you live by, ...

Yes bro. Our brains have entire webs of associations that we make during our life story. Foods, smells, colors, people, places, etc., all have a particular meaning to us due to our experience around t...

I don't stutter when I'm alone but I noticed I stutter when j speak on mu dreams. Freaken bullshit!...

Stutter when alone?

Stutter when alone? Anyone else also stutter when alone? It may be a lot less so then with people but still there?...

So eye-opening. My d’s are impossible sometimes. I would stutter on “dad” and I really do attribute my stutter to my cold relationship with my dad. Makes a lot of sense to me....

If you were able to trace it back, I bet all those sounds were the first sounds in “uncgangeable”words you had to say semi-regularly - names of (people, places, interests, toys etc), identifying info ...

What are stutter triggers, in your opinion?

What are stutter triggers, in your opinion? [These are my stutter triggers, reactions and compulsive responses](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jOsTp24LAi1k_VWeDwIlrojWZDV9wNDa/view?usp=sharing), in ...

Hey, home alone is a great time to talk! I try to talk to myself a lot, because I’m mostly fluent when alone. I hope your job situation works out. Being jobless can be freeing and scary. Family for ...