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Look up my posts here and read them. And then get to work start immediately. Start reading outloud alone today. Right now. Start affirmations today. The sooner you start, the sooner you beat it. Goo...

Present it to a smaller group first. Grab a couple people and tell them that presenting it ahead of time can help you speak more fluently....

If they know that you stutter, they will expect you to do so. As a non stutterer, most people are not assholes. Keep calm, and keep it in your mind that we will not kill you if you stutter. Or mess up...

What do you do to prepare for an interview? Doesn’t have to be fluency related.

What do you do to prepare for an interview? Doesn’t have to be fluency related. Hello all! I am in the process of interviewing for 2 positions on Monday and am planning for success. I made a list of ...

Maybe it’s just me but when I write down that I’m supposed to say, I actually get MORE nervous trying to perfect the wording...

I am not sure if this work for you, but here's how I got through public speaking (and how I still get through it when I brief my Airmen): Speak to a cadence. Let me elaborate: When giving your speec...

Hi, I literally had the same problem as you. To give you some context, I'm in my final year of university doing an Actuarial degree and typically if you've made it this far in Actuarial, you normally...

Hi, late to the post but thought I'd give my experience. It's not law enforcement, but I joined the Army in 2012 with a mild block stutter. I worked in Intelligence and had to give briefings and prese...

During conversation I always stutter and have painful speech blocks; however, when I am doing a speech, I don’t. What I do before I have a big presentation, I practice the night before with my family....

When I had to do any presentation in school, I would make extensive notecards that had literally everything I was going to say in my presentation. I would pick a friend or two to practice with (one ti...

Eye contact and a confident posture are a couple tricks that might work for you. Don't feel like you need to answer a question immediately; it's okay to take a few seconds after they answer a question...

Try writing a script! It eliminates the stress of having to think of what to say. You can also mark it up with pauses so you know where you need to stop and breathe. You got this! Don't let your stutt...

That’s impressive you were willing to do presentations! Many people, even most non-stutterers, dread public speaking. Sounds like you have a lot of confidence :)...

I don't see that going well. Do a quick practice for your partner, pet, or plant. I'm sure you'll be fine!...

I have a few well practiced happy greetings just like "hows it going?" hi how are you? Etc I know I can say. It puts me at and it's especially good at places like service counters. It makes the server...

Some tips I find useful for job interviews: Know what you're good at and roughly what you want to say based on your values and experiences. Only rehearse exact phrasing if you find that helpful. Othe...

I know the brain isn’t as simple as old brain out, new brain in every 11 months. BUT I do believe with daily, purposeful practice you can drastically improve your stutter. To answer the question abo...

You are a new person every 11 months, your brain constantly creating new neural pathways. If you were to create new neural pathways over an 11 month period and re-enforce them with consistency. Everyo...

Every gets stuck on the name. Maybe on the bright side you can say your video is lagging! That was my old Xbox live trick. Honestly though, for me, I practiced introducing myself and saying my name ...

These were three tips that really helped me a couple months ago. Practice the interview beforehand or maybe do a mock interview at [westutter.org](https://westutter.org). The second tip is to mention ...