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Not Lee Lovett. If I remember right, he seems to push the idea of getting cured, which is wrong, and you have to pay for his program. Tim Mackesey teaches you a few things that you have to keep us...

Are either of you listening to (and doing) the free podcast I suggested? The one by a professional SLP who used his ideas to make himself, and many others, talk very fluently? The exercises are sca...

You have to understand a speech therapist cannot just remove a stutter as there is no known cure. Hopefully she can feel comfortable enough that it doesn't feel severe and is just a minor bother here...

Unfortunate truth is there aren't many SLPs who understand stuttering and how to help, even the ones with a specialization in it. But I will say that finding one who does can absolutely make a real di...

It's not tourettes. There's unfortunately a lot of bad speech therapy out there, most don't know how to help stuttering or even understand it. I'm sorry you had shitty experiences. Im able to cope af...

Has he taken any speech therapy? I am nowhere completely fluent but this helped me https://stutteringtherapist.com/valsalva-stuttering-therapy/ wishing the best for your son...

Musharaf finds his voice is another good one. feel free to follow up with questions . I did the course in 2002 that changed me....

is that the price these days? ouch. I did it 20 years ago. I'd still say it's worth it. the confidence I got from the course alone was amazing, plus the tools to help me overcome blocks. I still use t...

Mild stutter here and this is inspirational thanks for sharing how long Uve been using this now? How old are you?...

According to his and John Harrison's approach, stuttering is mostly treatable and most people will reach a point where they forget about stuttering and they occasionally have this small unnoticeable s...

Speech program that works

Speech program that works I’ve been seeing a lot of people on here beefing with speech programs and I can understand fully but I found one when I was 13 that literally changed my life. I’m M19 with a ...

Regarding your questions I try to answer them. In my opinion: **Question 1: Did you go to speech therapy and when?** Yes, in primary school, high school and University ​ **Question 2: W...

Compilations of speech techniques and the corresponding satisfication rates

Compilations of speech techniques and the corresponding satisfication rates Hi, community. I made a post which compilated all of speech techniques that I've known and surveyed the corresponding satisf...

I had repetition stutter since I was in the 2nd grade. I’m over here turning over an engine trying to get an r word out. It was something my parent thought I’d grow out of. (Rightfully so as I underst...

I began going to speech therapy about a year ago. I definitely feel like I would have began to hate myself more and more because of my stutter if I didn’t end up going. My speech therapist was honestl...

I had 3 major problems: repeating, talking WAY too fast, and as a result, not articulating properly. Over the course of +/- 2,5 to 3 years, we handled every problem seperately and by now i’m mostly st...

Ask for proof that they *specialize in the emotional components of dysfluency*. Say “I have no articulation challenges and do not want techniques used to treat that.”...

Judging the competency of a doctor is always difficult. You're never going to be sure. First thing I'd say is "trust your gut." If you feel anything is off, listen to that feeling. Go in with an ope...

This is a difficult task if you don't already know about speech therapy and what you need. The therapy should make sense to you and you should be able to explain the rationale for what you're doing. I...

Hi, Our son will be 4 soon, and we are currently doing the Palin PCI program, it's a program for children up to 7 years. We are very happy with the program, but it's a lot of work. Our son is stutter...