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I did a few years back and it honestly made no difference imo. She taught me techniques that I was already accidentally using and she wanted me to "accept the glitch". Wasn't great imo...

One thing that has helped me alot was easy onset, cancelation, and light contact. Theres plenty of other ones like pull out which is recognizing then "pulling or sliding" out of it reducing tension. S...

In speech therapy this is called 'Avoidance Behaviour' which is deadly not recommended in the therapy cuz not only will it probably get you obsessed with speech fluency which is likely to gonna be deb...

No, All the specialists say the same, start early. Doctors and other medical personell might tell you to wait, but they dont know anything about stuttering. The only reason an SLP might tell you to ...

Do not let a stutter control your life. I was there with you. Kids making fun of me and bullying me in HS. I did have a great core group of friends and that helped but its still bothers me deep dow...

My daughter started with a stutter and blocking at 3. She was able to start working with a speech pathologist who came to her preschool to work with her at 3 and a half. She is now 6.5 and does 50 min...

[https://www.fluentspeech.com/about/](https://www.fluentspeech.com/about/) ​ I attended this when I was around 12. I didn't retain much of it, because I was just a kid. But it really did ...

I completely agree with finding a good speech therapist. Doing so for me completely changed my life. Before therapy I could not look people in the eye when I talked. I was ashamed of how I spoke an...

Very good.Go to Amazon and check out this book by Lee Lovett. “How to Stop Stuttering and Love to Speak.”...

Yes it works perfectly. This is stage 1, slowly you move on to the part where you reach ‘public speaking’. It’s a slow process. If you complete his course or book it’s written in it. All the comments ...

I guess it’s that the speech therapist is aware that I stutter and acknowledges that so I’m comfortable and there’s less tension within me. I’m not gonna lie I do stutter sometimes here and there but ...

Very common. A SLP who *specializes* would understand why and use that knowledge to support your progress. (Stuttering is *caused* by trying to not stutter). Because you are allowing yourself to st...

Go get this book right now. It’s on Amazon by Lee Lovett. How to stop stuttering and love to speak. It changed my life. Any questions, dm me....

Yes Lee's methods works. I myself was a sever stutterer since the age three now after reading Lee's book and taking sessions and using his methods. I don't stutter anymore. His methods are about pract...

Go to Amazon and get Lee Lovett’s new book,” How to stop stuttering and love to speak.” Check him out on YouTube....

Exactly! Honestly, reading through Lee Lovett's book now and so far he's bang on with what's worked for me (he was a PWS himself). Looking forward to reading through more...

I wish I learned that it was OK to stutter. Growing up I was taught that every time I stuttered, I failed at not stuttering. This is not helpful. The goal is not to be 100% fluent, but to be really go...

I'm a 36 year old stutterer and the one thing I wish I would've got more of when I was growing up is positive reinforcement. I never heard my parents say it was OK to stutter and that I should embrace...

The point is fluency should not be held in such high regard. You don't need "countermeasures". A good speech therapist will not focus on fluency and will focus instead on real goals...

To recap the last 4 lessons I was given by Zhen Chen, I was taught Gentle Speech, introduced my one of posts as well, and I found it very convenient to practice cuz you don't need quick responses to t...