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A little over a year ago (the summer after my first year of college), I went to a pretty intensive speech therapy program. I met a man there who, despite having a stutter, was incredibly successful in...

Yeah as an older stutterer that’s how it goes. And the funny part is that you stutter less, the less you care....

For me it's the less I care about it the less I stutter....

You can be thankful for what you have but still want to achieve more at the same time, I totally get you. But to be honest: I would carefully think about your goal setting. I was just like you and wan...

I fixed my shyness and my social anxiety

I fixed my shyness and my social anxiety Since they used to worsen my stutter , I somehow just grew up the courage and was able to face society, one of my biggest challenges was getting up on stage ...

Way to go. I am 61 now and fluent much of the time and get asked to give talks regularly. Of course the day I agree to give the talk is never the day I try to do the talk ;) In the end, all the te...

I'm taking my own advice. The art of letting go.

I'm taking my own advice. The art of letting go. Thought to share this for anyone who might be going through a slump or has had a similar experience. I've recently rode a long fluency wave which ...

Out of nowhere, the theory of "if we forgot about stuttering, we wouldn’t stutter anymore" is gaining strength again, and I like that...

Was like having a seizure every time I opened my mouth until around 37 years old. I got so tired of it I went kamikaze on it and it's not that bad anymore. Most people don't even notice it now....

I wasn't a fan of how the kid got one pep talk and boom, he's fixed, though. Kinda played into the general myth that it's just a confidence thing and, if you just pull yourself up, it goes away...

You could try breathing techniques and meditation where u reframe your believes around your stuttering and how others perceive you....

I used to have the same issue, for one year or more I wasn't able to say my name and surname. I was just paralyzed and if I managed to say it, it would have came out in hushed voice. Then this pr...

Stuttering Acceptance: An Upcoming Event You Might Like

Stuttering Acceptance: An Upcoming Event You Might Like I've been a long-time lingerer on this sub. As someone who stutters myself, I can empathize with many of the stories, experiences, and emotions ...

I use to dread introducing myself in front of groups. Then I decided that it wasn’t going to let this ruin my life. So I started practicing, visualizing and rehearsing at home. I did it over and ove...

Can anyone help me /give me advice

Can anyone help me /give me advice I am 22 year old boy who stutters. I stutter when I tell my name and other instances as well. I believe i have lost my confidence in speaking. I haven't accepted my...

not really i have always been thinking like this but then i realised that i have a victim mindset so i decided to chnage that and waht i noticed is that people see u te way u see your self i started f...

If it helps, I started consuming lot of stoic philosophy as well. One of my favorite stoic mantra I try to live by is: "The obstacle is the way". Every obstacle gives me an opportunity to work towards...

Stuttering is weird because the one way you can work towards overcoming it is by not caring about it. I stuttered for 35 years, and I used to beat myself up wondering why me, why do I have this curse?...

Read that book as well. Truly changed how I viewed my stutter. It was a game changer. We really don’t have much time to waste on thinking about our stutter. Life is too short...

Say it with me….Fuck it. It’s gonna happen, learn to accept it’s gonna happen, learn to adapt, learn the little tricks, but learn to love yourself. Grab life by the horns and skullfuck it. The ...