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I remember not being able to say here not long ago. It helps if I tell myself that I’m allowed to stutter. Calms me down and helps me speak fluently. Its also helpful to let your teacher know about yo...

Yes sir. Also, another guy on here commented and his name is Chase, he is a young adult from Canada who pretty much teaches all about this confidence thing and more. Looking through his Instagram for ...

Wooohoooo to all you folks who are proving that a stutter has nothing to do with intelligence! I just wanna say that, as a PWS, I would LOVE to have a doctor who stutters: It'd make me feel more und...

Bro I has the same thing for the longest time, up until last year when I started a consulting job and also started college. Then, it stayed in full force and I had to face it. It’s hard with a boomera...

What is a badass? Is it a specific person, a look, a hairstyle, clothes... no, it varies person by person. It’s character, the way you compose yourself but more importantly it’s how that person deals ...

Everyone has their own Achilles’ heel, find yours, and then analyze it. Does it really make logical sense that it interferes with almost every aspect of your life? I guarantee the person who’s hardest...

I think you’re on to something. The word stutter is nearly impossible for me to ever say fluently. I have found the more open I have been to discussing my speech impediments the more fluent I have bec...

I’m a doctor and have stuttered, often prominently, all through medical school and into subspecialty training. It has felt tough at times but has never been a barrier to success as a doctor. My patien...

Hey there, I’m a doctor who stutters as well. There are more of us than you could imagine. I personally know 3-4 other doctors who stutter also. I am close to finishing my residency and will start my ...

I’m a doctor and have a stutter. It’s not too bad but I do tend to block more than stutter. I’ve seen a few doctors stutter too. I stutter/block with patients almost every day but I’ve just accepted ...

so am thinking too, slowly in the end even if I stutter it is not the end of the world...

Yes, always be open about your stutter. It will make you more comfortable with it....

Self therapy worked best for me. However, I am a teacher and often I do best when I teach myself. But not until after I accepted that stuttering was something I was doing, not something that was hap...

I believe that accepting your stutter is the most effective way to reduce your disfluency. To accept your stutter I think that what you first need is strong confidence, so try and excel at something o...

Exactly. When I was a kid I was really depressed about my stutter among other things. As I have gotten older and especially at my current job I have come to realize that my stutter has made me who I a...

Become your own person. Find a sport at which to excel. Find a hobby. Invest in your environment. Help people. Become self confident....

This right here. I always thought to myself, as much as I hate my stutter, I’m pretty sure it made me a better and stronger person....

I live in Canada but I honestly have blocked out my speech therapy sessions as a kid because I hated them so much. However, as an adult, I had the opportunity to take speech therapy again and the mos...

As well as focusing on the speech therapy aspect, work on (or refer your students) to a therapist. Stutterers often face a daily level of terror and anxiety about stuttering. Honestly I feel sometimes...

I tell you bro. I have had a stutter since I was around 9 y/o. Since I have started working it’s gotten better but recently I noticed it getting worse at times. I make weird sounds and blink a lot whe...