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It depends on the person. For me, acceptance is pretty magical. I’ve even gotten to the point where I think stuttering is beautiful because it allows other people to know it’s okay to be different and...

I used to speak fluently when I was alone. But now, I developed a lot of bad habits due to stuttering and I started to stutter even when I'm alone but definitely negligible compared to when talking to...

Better. Speaking to myself (thinking at loud) - no stutter. Imagining that I'm talking to someone (speech training) - stutter even when I'm alone....

Results of little survey: fluency when alone

Results of little survey: fluency when alone Hi, I posted a survey question a couple of days ago: how fluent are you when alone? My scale was: 1 = completely fluent 2 = much more fluent when alo...

We can choose not to speak if it’s too much trouble, like the short film you mentioned. Mute people don’t have the option of speaking. I understand where some stutterers are coming from when they say ...

1. I never stutter when alone or talking to animals....

Weird that I've noticed someone has been going through all the comments in this sub recently and down voting them. Not even just this post, but all of them. To answer the question, my fluency is ...

I speak better when I'm busy with something like a video game (whether the sound is quiet or loud) or listening to music....

Hi HeruponBesttest2: thank you so much for your response. The work by Prof. Jackson found that PWS would be fluent if they truly believed that they were alone (the sample size was only 24). Maybe, ...

No I don't stutter when talking to myself alone or reading from a book outloud... I use to love reading bedtime stories to my sons, was the only time I could actually verbally interact with them wit...

If you don’t have a problem speaking when alone, and your problem is hard silent blocks, this is unlikely to be of much help. There are much more effective practices you can do however, but they are...

fluency when alone

fluency when alone It has been reported for over 80 years that people who stutter are more fluent when they are alone. Most recently, Prof. Eric Jackson (NYU) and co-workers reported almost complete f...

I stutter and I have found vitamins greatly help. Just my observation....

I don’t have a stutter but my partner does, He’s always found it more therapeutic to be able to use songs to communicate the things he feels. He listens to a lot of music and we bond a lot over it sin...

Sing everything. Tap a rhythm with your finger. Tap a rhythm with your foot. Talk slowly. Talk quickly. Breathe. Spit it out. It's just a habit. It's about confidence. You'll grow out ...

I hate that, too. Why in the hell would I make an ass of myself? When I was a child my family doctor recommended my parents give me singing lessons. They did, I still stutter, but sing really well. I ...

LITERALLY! Who the hell is gonna sing out everything they say? I'd prefer just to stutter, too...

Yeah I’m not abt to try and sing what I’m saying ppl are gonna look at me like I’m crazy...

Singing! Even if he or his parents are bad singers and can't hit a note, that muscle memory and rhythmic cadence help a lot with learning how to speak with confidence, which is pretty crucial for some...

Sick of fluent people constantly bringing up singing

Sick of fluent people constantly bringing up singing Literally almost every time I talk about stuttering or see something about stuttering online, there is always a ton of fluent people who just say ...