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Personally I got hired as a waiter and it reduced my stutter by maybe 40% so then I was able to get a Real job like what you are trying to get so maybe put yourself in the fire so it reduces stutterin...

Try to come to terms today that you are going to stutter tomorrow. And then tomorrow, as you have that stuttering moment, tell yourself it's ok that you are stuttering and bring your focus back to th...

Love all the advice here. Bc stuttering is situational and variable it is confusing…one min fluent the next not. Predictable on some terms, I always know which words I feel a stutter or block before I...

There are few techniques that might help. First of all you have these pre-rendered phrases that you are probably repeating in your head and you already beleive you will not be able to get them across ...

I've spoken about emotions and traumas. Click my profile and you'll see. I went to therapy, and other. Of course that's bravery. It's part of my journey. I can't keep arguing every single point every...

I encountered the idea of voluntary stammering many years ago. I appreciate that it gives a sense of control and can desensitise you to the discomfort of stammering, which can be really powerful. I th...

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Read this There’s stuff that helps. There’s stuff that doesn’t help. There’s stuff that helps more so than other methods. Nothing can instantly “fix” you or grant you eternal happiness. Life is a mix ...

One thing I can say from experience and it may suck at first, is to literally get exposed to what you're afraid of. The more you face it, the easier it gets because your mind feels at ease. It's worke...

Have you heard about “Effortless stuttering?” Or avoidance reduction? https://imgur.com/a/KdXACiC This is what ultimately helped me. I Just stopped chasing fluency and started chasing being OK with ...

Wow, I’m really sorry about that. I didn’t know that could do that for you!!’ I’ve also been doing some exposure therapy and that seems to work. I think writing a book about it will def help bc it’s l...

Yes. I absolutely love it. I pair this with exposure therapy and I’ve seen amazing changes for myself. I’m on 8mg a day. What reactions did you get?...

Learn sign language! The deaf and hard of hearing community is happy, vibrant, and will welcome you. You’d never have to worry about stuttering again. 💁💁💁 Is that easy? Nope, it isn’t. But if you ...

I apologize for what I'm gonna say because I know this isn't what you wanna read but putting yourself in the fire is, in my experience, the best thing you can do. Being a waiter, my stuttering dramati...

I'd imagine desensitizing yourself to talking to people would help. I remember being like that when younger, my speech therapist made me converse with strangers, I eventually did get good at it. My st...

Just act like you’re looking for somebody that you know and scream out their name. Also, you could make up a dog name and scream that in a park if you think that would help...

Not in a crowded theater. :) You want to yell out loud with B and D words, huh? Go to any random place and just start yelling Big Dick. People will just think you have Tourette’s (not that I’m makin...

Find where busking happens. Or look up open mic places where you live. You'd go up there on stage and then say "Before I sing, first of all I'd like to thank my mother and... " and then shout names. ...

I have controlled my speech a lot, rather have been able to. If I spoke to a PWS now, I think I would be able to "control it". Yes, maybe one can be comfortable with another PWS but would really depen...

The only way to do it is to face the fear and make the sound you're afraid to make. Even a little bit at first. You block because you don't want t se...

embrace the block, having an fear/intimidation dynamic with your stammer can make you overthink like crazy and just create more unnecessary stress over something you don’t have that much control of, a...