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You dont stutter all the time right, so you know how fluent-like speech sounds/feels. It would be great if we could artificially create this type of speech....

exactly! So i was hoping that there is a way to get this feeling 24/7 without exerting conscious control while speaking. Perhaps relaxation directly targeted to the vocal area for example....

I don't have experience specifically in what you are saying. But being concious about my vocal chords has helped me tremendously. Although I don't think I can maintain it forever, since it's a conciou...

I noticed that i can exert less tension while speaking by simply focusing on my vocal cords and saying stuff with less tension. This does help to a certain extent and might be perfected to speak in th...

That's exactly how I'd describe mine. I can control it in certain situations like restaurants and phone calls now though. What I do is I conciously relax my chest and mouth area. I don't really bre...

Also your DEAD wrong at least in my case. In many situations like when I'm alone, on the phone or job interviews, I can control my stutter with alot of will power, speed control and other techniques a...

I thought I would add onto this guy. Just another small tip that may help you. I'm an 18 year old college student going through the same thing as you right now. I've recently noticed that when I come ...

Hi. I have been through how you feel and even now there are moments when I get anxious or depressed because of my stuttering. But here's the thing you can be an efficient communicator despite your stu...

i know what that feels like. to just feel like a slave to your voice. it's the worst when you know exactly what you need to say but you just have to sit there and fumble with your mouth while everyone...

I'll share what's worked for me: Slowing down your speaking to an incredibly slow rate. Breaking down the word(s) into their respective sounds and elongating every syllable if possible. If I was to ...

I've been on holiday over the last 4-5 days. Finally got the chance to see people's responses to this. I'm glad that people like it and see this as helpful. That's the idea. For me to share with you...

They work but you have to do them on a daily basis. My speech gets better when I am making a concerted effort not to avoid speaking situations. It is hard for me to keep up in the long term, but I hav...

For most people, they need to learn to live with stuttering like other people with disabilities. Accept stuttering as a part of you, then learn to cope with it through speech therapy or other coping m...

Hi, Ftus. Sorry to hear about your troubles. I know the feelings all too well. When I was your age, I had very similar thoughts of "when will this just go away?". I waited, waited and waited, and ...

At least with me, it gets better the more I practice using correct fluency techniques. PM me if you want a list of the ones my old therapist gave me....

>being fluent This shouldn't be the goal. You should practice _managing_ your stutter. That's the main thing! Whether you'll be fluent eventually is secondary to this....

What I learnt from my speech therapist was to replace the sound at the start of a word with an easier-to-say familiar sounding one; For example, say you were stuck on the word "book" , try saying it w...

Encouraging video Chaz. I tend to talk on the slow side but I still stutter, maybe the exhaling technique would help. I totally get what you say about things getting muddled in your mind. I think we s...

Really good! I've adopted that method as well. And it makes you sound smarter and more deliberate in your speech. Good video!...

One of my biggest issues as a teenager...

One of my biggest issues as a teenager... When I was younger I felt I had no control over my speaking. No control whatsoever! I would try and talk to people and would leave feeling defeated. I would a...