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Perhaps you can try [this](https://www.reddit.com/r/Stutter/comments/191syle/comment/kgyp85w/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3) exercise, which goal is subconscious fluency: by unlearning (...

try speaking with yourself infront of a mirror, do conversations with be you trust and know about your stutter. when you are more familair with the situation your anxiety become less and less...

Yeah I understand I had that same issue, you’re constantly interpreting their reactions and it’s useful but it comes to a point where you only think about yourself, also your perception isn’t always r...

I get being skeptical when someone is SELLING a thing because people are terrible and take advantage of others. However, isn’t it possible for those who suffer from stuttering and speech issues that e...

Huh? We must have different definitions of “scam” and huckster”. Anyways… I had a debilitating block for over a decade. From the advice of a FREE podcast, I made dozens of FREE random phone calls,...

This is going to sound stupid, but I didnt have this problem until about 2 years ago. A few months went by with me struggling to say my name and feeling very embarassed, and I told myself I would tr...

Lol uh do exercise with caution however. If it makes it worse after a few trys definitely stop and try to pick up the pieces... It is an interesting take on overcoming or at least dealing with reject...

If it's true that classical [conditioning](https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fi.redd.it%2F53tdhmpm6gcc1.png) has sensatized you to your name, then you can google for strategies to resolve/...

I have had similar experiences. I haven't attended a lot of these programs, only one called the Stutter with Confidence program. I'm from Canada but the program was offered to people across different ...

I understand and agree with your intended point about public acceptance. However, some people have hard blocks to the point of being unable to say necessary things with proper tone, timing and caden...

Do rejection challenges. Our brain subconsciously fears rejection when we’re taking with certain people that it perceives as important. So it triggers our freeze response while speaking. Start with s...

That's the way it should be - you avoid society, so you've developed this defensive reaction when you step outside your comfort zone. Instead, I suggest you get into a multi-hour discussion with someo...

Come TALK!

Come TALK! Hello everyone, I'm a fellow stutterer who has stuttered and lived most of his life in silence. But something changed forever when I decided I didn't care if I embarrassed myself and just ...

For me, there were tricks that *enabled* me to change my mindset. 1. Make many phone calls and do voluntary repetitions, talking as much as possible, while looking at myself in the mirror. 2. Begin...

Nice! It was mind opening for me when I realized this. It meant I could work on my stutter, instead of work on a fear response (which for me was blocking). My thoughts are that blocking is a behaviou...

Bold of you to think I don't stutter on my last name and/or nickname 😎...

I have always stuttered the same in all situations, even if I'm [alone](https://ahn.mnsu.edu/services-and-centers/center-for-communication-sciences-and-disorders/services/stuttering/professional-educa...

Love this post. I totally agree with what you wrote. Reminds me very much of techniques taught by Claire Weekes - which was more about how to cure panic and how to overcome fear/anxiety and making fr...

Have you tried intentionally stuttering on those words with an easy repetition to proactively prevent the hard block ( i.e."ba ba ba baby?") Sometimes it helps reduce the tension and you can get the w...

Why beating yourself up after stuttering event is THE WORST thing you can do.

Why beating yourself up after stuttering event is THE WORST thing you can do. Disclaimer: This applies to people that've mild/moderate stutter esp. those whose stutter gets more pronounced in feared s...