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In this job market where it’s hard to get any job, I recommend try to stay in this job for as long as you can. It’s completely okay to still feel very anxious and worry, it’s how you’ll slowly be able...

I work in medical records and have to be on the phone everyday. I would say to challenge yourself and stay with the job . The more practice you get, the more fluent you get. You can do it :)...

If you're willing to try anything, I'd suggest you to read from a book 1 hour everyday for 6 months. It's known method to reduce stuttering. Just make sure to read on all tonee - slow, loud, low, fast...

Not so fast. You can manage this. Practice speaking to a metronome. You can download any metronome app for this. You can also practice speaking out loud..very slowly and get your articulators used to ...

Thanks and I appreciate this but every moment there I’m like fully on edge, my blood pressure must be at 200 😭...

I say challenge yourself and stay for minimum 1 month. 1st week is always stressful especially with a stutter but I think once it becomes routine it will impact you less. Try to make a script for your...

I understand your pain. I wanted to be a music teacher for the longest time, but I’ve come to realize my stutter and tics get in the way. I do okay doing private lessons, but I had to give up that dre...

It totally is tension—you hold it in your face, neck, and shoulders. I assume you’re blocking and trying to get the words out; I do this too. When you force your words without taking a breath or relea...

Depending on your age, if you’re a teenager or adult, sadly you’re most likely going to stutter for the rest of your life, coming from a teenager with a stutter who also stutters when I talk to myself...

Take a deep breath and let a little out before speaking every time. Never speak without filling your belly with air, letting a little out, then words....

If it's a hardware problem, how do many of us learn fluency? I'm not discounting that there are genetic factors that contribute to it. But speech, and stuttering, are learned. Fluency can be learned....

Is it caused by a dysfunction of dopamine, or is that a contributing factor? As I first said, this isn't something to be cured. It's not an ailment. Effective treatments exist. Those who desire flue...

There are a number of methods to unlearn your blocking/ stutter. Lee Lovett’s is one of them. For a start, he knows from experience that stuttering is not a disease. Therefore there is no “cure”, no m...

try keeping a beat, sing what you want to say, ill say oh when i know im going to stutter. Remember, you cant speak without air so speak slowly and inhale every now and again plus what does help me at...

The brain is very complex. Clearly more complex than launching a rocket into space. And it's a non-life threatening condition and not that common. But mostly it's complex. You don't need a pill. It's ...

There's nothing to be healed. The idea that it's an illness is a faulty premise. The best analogy is that it's a software problem, not a hardware (medical) problem. This is supported by the fact tha...

he didn’t cure it, he just found the techniques that work best for him and put in tons of practice and made it second nature...

Agreed. There is a bollywood actor hrithik roshan, he has a video in which he described that he used to practice speech all day to get better at it, and till this day his stuttering isn't cured but ra...

Have you had speech therapy? There are many techniques you can use to help control your stuttering and lessen your anxiety. I have stuttered my whole life and have had to speak publicly on many occa...

one that i still remember from many years ago was to tap out your words. like for each syllable tap on the table. THat helps me, Also just slowing down and maybe adding an accent...