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> don't avoid or switch words just try to say them different in a friendly way This is really important advice. Having peace of mind means having sorted through the toxicity and pacified the "dark s...

Not me, but my uncle’s first language is Haitian Creole and he stuttered a lot, but when he learned English, he didn’t stutter when speaking it. After learning that, I started enjoying learning differ...

I think that disclosing your stutter can improve it significantly. Since you don’t have to hide it + when you stutter you know they know you stutter already. The fear of stutter in front of people who...

>But, a more scientific answer would be: >A self-image: Introjection basically changes our identification (attaching to something negative/positive) and the image that we see ourselves as. Regardin...

Thank you for your comment about when I underwent hypnosis. In response to your question >*"Why did you want to go back to stuttering?"* It's becuase it felt like something was wrong, after all, I ...

I Don’t Think I Have A Terrible Stutter

I Don’t Think I Have A Terrible Stutter In the past I used to talk fluently with little hiccups in my speech from time to time. It was mostly just a case of the nerves that got to me. I’ve been in st...

This is the case for most stutters. Most of us can speak fluently when alone, but stutter in front of others. A therapist I used to work with would say "what if you were reading aloud in your room...

It's going to be ok. I was in your shoes at that age as well and my parents reacted the same way you describe. I like to think they just didn't know what to do to help me. A couple points to cons...

I’m 24. I always say, “sorry. I have a stutter” in a lighthearted manner. It works because them knowing that you think lightly of it breaks any future tension. Also, much of a stutterer’s anxiety com...

I get the same thing G, I also am a content creator and barely stutter when I make videos.. And yeah I agree with you there. I can give excellent speeches to a camera, but when it comes to another pe...

I can only speak when I am alone

I can only speak when I am alone I (27/M) create content on TikTok and also YouTube, so I spend a lot of time talking alone in front of a camera. What really confuses me is that in my videos I can se...

I’m a web designer and used to have my wife answer the phone calls. Then I just stopped giving a fuck… you are not going to change, so accept you, and your stutter. People reach the point of acceptan...

In my opinion what you need is to talk with lots of people in a safe environment - where nobody is going to judge you or have a reaction, unlike in real life. Your brain will automatically begin to re...

Just for any young stutterers reading this, do not listen to this advice. Do what you want to do and what you feel comfortable doing. Don’t be held back by “this life is not suitable for stutterers...

I've been in that situation too. you can't explain who you are to everyone. it's practically impossible. just try your best and be your best possible version....

I do agree a lot with the "paradigm" shift theories. Thanks so much! >Change your paradigm and you might not stutter anymore. Such a simple and elegant statement....

I literally wrote a book about my experience with this same thing. Stuttering is a paradigm your in. Change your paradigm and you might not stutter anymore. I love this post!!!! Your a rockstar!!!...

I will get down voted as this community does not like to hear it, but for the very most stutterers it's a form of anxiety. The normal form of spontaneous fluent speech is disrupted because the exposur...

Late to the show on this one, but I will give my 2 cents. It took me 2 years for me to get myself to do it. (why did I want to stutter...on purpose!?). I found a SLP because it was the only way I w...

“Don’t kill the part of you that is cringe, kill the part of you that cringes” - some meme I found...