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Reverse what you said. I used that concept to dramatically reduce my blocking stutters. In fact, if you can sometimes say those sounds, your articulators are working fine. The problem comes when a...

thanks for sharing. One thought that popped into my mind when I viewed this video, is that stutterers involuntarily have their vocal folds or speech articulators lock up when these speech muscles come...

The only way to get through blocks is to make sound and take a chance of stuttering. It feels involuntary but blocks are something you **do** and are within your control. A good SLP who doesn't do flu...

Help! I stuck on some alphabet like D B

Help! I stuck on some alphabet like D B When i have to speak any word starting with D or B i get stuck badly i feel like i got no air left in my lungs to speak is there any way to fix it ...

It's been so long I honestly can't remember what I talked about ::blushes:: Yeah that is fascinating and very revealing I think. The anticipation is feeling that stoppage/block before even saying ...

Seems to me that the VM during speech is essentially a mini-panic attack due to anticipatory fear of being judged. For me, the absence of a listener means no fear. Also, making eye contact reminds...

Interesting perspective that could definitely help many. For me, “blocking” is accurate, but I have now learned habits to allow me to gently move past it, but maybe another word would help others und...

You can’t relax or slow down. That’s not how our brains are wired. If I could tell you anything it would be try to figure out what words you know you have trouble with and find words that mean the sam...

How do I overcome stuttering blocks?

How do I overcome stuttering blocks? I've been stuttering ever since I can remember, I'm 15 now and it seems to progressing and worsening, not so much with mumbling or stammering (sttt-,hooo-) but the...

Mine was a war trauma i was traumatised when i was a child by explosion and i started to stutter after it :(...

I've read/and seen posts and website saying that it is rare for trauma to cause stuttering. Personally, I'm not convinced. I started stuttering in 3rd grade as a result of horrible/mean/impatient tr...

As I’ve said before (and as you are experiencing now!), a block is almost always the “worse” version of a repetition. You may think you’ve conquered the repetition, but that block is ultimately an av...

Eye contact and slow beginnings, always. However I struggle big time to do the voluntary repetitions as for the last 10 years or so I’ve had a block stutter only...

How often do you pair it with - making eye contact, beginning slowly or with a mini-voluntary repetition?...

Speaking on the exhale. Been using this for the last 6 months. It’s like I’m still blocking when trying to do this method...

As there are dozens of different techniques, only way to answer is if you described the technique, and how long it had been helping you. Also, describe what happens when it doesn’t work....

Repetitions and blocks. After starting b1 it improved 90%, some day I don’t stutter at all. 300 mg per day...

What type of stutterer you are? Repeats or blocks? How is your stuttering after taking B1? Is it completely gone? How much do you take?...

I mean, it's not like one chooses how they stutter, so "prefer" is an odd choice of word here. If you mean "which one bothers you less", neither. My stuttering is generally frustrating, mostly consist...

I prefer to stutter. when i block, people take that as their turn to speak and talk over me. its the absolute worst :/...