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I believe the most effective cure is exposing yourself to the struggles, and vr simulations have potential. There is even a social game where you can chat with others in a vr environment (avatars). As...

You should try vr simulations for public presentations. Is all about getting used to the environmets that you struggle with. Check out oviation vr it has a free trail, you dont need a high end pc to r...

Hell yeah. I'm a sales rep and I'll stutter my way through a presentation with no fucks given...

Confidence drives fluency. But again people see fluency differently for some it's gaining control over the speech, for some it voluntarily stuttering, for some it's not blocking and changing words to ...

You don’t need to be perfectly fluent to do things you want to do. You can stutter your way through things. People can wait for it

You don’t need to be perfectly fluent to do things you want to do. You can stutter your way through things. People can wait for it ...

Keep your head up

Keep your head up I scroll this thread frequently but rarely comment, I see a lot posts about people’s negative feelings about our condition. Im here to say our stutter doesn’t define us, it’s 2023 we...

I will do following things: - Rap a song - Scream and shout at someone (ifykyk) - Give speeches/presentations - Talk fast like a train In a way I’ll be able to unlock my true potential for sure...

>never rely on any thought, feeling, experience or sensation in order to decide whether to hold back speech (such as halting respiratory, laryngeal or articulatory muscles) (argument: because it's ...

>*"What has been the best book you ever read on stuttering that also helped reducing stutter massively? I'm curious what books you would recommend, one that you feel has massively helped you with s...

>*5. "Avoid triggers: Certain situations or words can trigger stammering. Try to avoid these triggers or develop strategies to manage them."* I argue, that point 5 can be **helpful** or **unhelpfu...

Admittedly I don't have as bad of a stutter as most id assume. Instead of the repetitions, I'm a blocker...so I can cover it up by faking a cough before or after. Anyways...I've learned that in my exp...

Idk about your school but in Italy if you refuse to do something like a presentation the second time it happens you get a 2/10, all my presentations are group works and usually my group doesn’t care I...

>*"Understanding the Speaker’s Experience of Stuttering Can Improve Stuttering Therapy. Top Lang Disorders. Vol. 42, No. 1, pp. 57–75. Written by: Seth E. Tichenor, Caryn Herring, and J. Scott Yaru...

>*"I am conducting a study for my PhD dissertation as a doctorol candidate. I'm researching how voluntary stuttering sometimes doesn't lead to desensitization, like fewer unhelpful (intrusive) thou...

>*"Caryn’s research interests include the process of desensitization and reducing the adverse cognitive and affective components of stuttering. She is interested in implementing systematic exposure...

Watch how John Hendrickson and Amanda Mammana are during their speech blocks. They are either closing their eyes or looking away. But it's ok to maintain eye contact, it's just that you might have to ...

How can pseudo-stuttering help improve stuttering? Answer: Firstly, non-stutterers speak whenever they have intention to say a word. In other words, they don't speak on the timing of triggers or fear....

If she's telling you to do it to avoid a block, that's the wrong intention before voluntary stuttering. Voluntary stuttering is primarily used to take on the role of the person who stutters even you d...

Yeah i’ve noticed it is hard to use in a normal conversation and kinda sounds weird, but it does help if you are having a really bad block...

Funny you mention this because I did this recently when I was reading aloud on my own and, to my surprise, it worked for me. My stutter was damn near gone. It was the strangest thing. Don’t really kno...