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I'm not familiar with this game, but I read somewhere that the brain can create new pathways. So it is possible. Perhaps visualizing is the way. Visualize that you are in the pros when playing and wh...

I somewhat agree with you and disagree. I think you first have to accept your stutter before treating it. As more and more evidence comes out, its evident that stuttering is a neurological problem. ...

I never recommended having faith, actually quite the opposite. You have to work for it, instead of having faith in something external (i.e, a pill). You have to face your fear, stop avoiding life, acc...

And if the stuttering stays the same, that can be okay too. You can still do less avoiding....

I'm 18 and off to uni very soon too, and I've been thinking about the effect it might have. But I think this thinking is the problem! I'm forcing myself to try to realise that it's not a problem! It's...

People are always looking for some sort of magic pill, but I don't think anything external will ever get at the root of the stuttering problem. What has consistently worked for me is reducing avoidanc...

It's definitely a balance and it sounds like you're doing a great job. I started self advocating when I changed therapies and learned that stuttering is allowed to be ok. That fluency isn't the only o...

Best thing I've heard (or seen) was over text when I was messaging a girl I had been on a few dates with. I flat out told her that I stuttered because she had asked about it and she said "I think it's...

Your story sounds almost exactly similar to mine. But I have about 10 years on you so I've been through it all and feel I can offer some advice. 1. It really helps to be open about the fact you stutt...

My stutter used to be quite severe but with the help of therapy I managed to do just fine nowadays. I'm still in college but I'm studying journalism. I'm certainly an uncommon sight with some supporti...

Hey, I'm a Dentist. I stutter. I was also full of self doubts too at your age, brother. But you can absolutely become a physician or whatever you want to be! The older I get (37 now), the less self...

Moderate stutterer — I started in food service, switched to bank teller, followed by wedding photographer, graphic designer, web designer, software trainer. I now manage a team for design, I still t...

Mindfulness to get rid of negative emotions towards stuttering

Mindfulness to get rid of negative emotions towards stuttering Hello my fellow friends, something to clarify that I am not an English native speaker I apologize in advance if you're unable to understa...

I’m a female who stutters. The ratio is about 4 males to every 1 male that stutters. ...

I went to a Mcguire course recently and the ratio was out of about 45 people at the course, maybe 7-8 were female ...

Focus on the positives, not the negatives. You have friends and a good job. Many people who stutter don't even have that. The overwhelming majority of adults who stutter that I've met have a signific...

Yeah I have a problem with authority too. I’m 32 now so my parents are no longer authoritarian figures so I don’t have a problem speaking with them. I’ve also learned to not give a shit about my stutt...

This is common, if not universal for stutterers. The mechanism that causes stuttering (in the physical sense) appears to be somewhere in the voice box / vocal cords. When it isn’t activated, such as i...

A few people have told me it's cute. I think some of the nicest things people have ever said to me about it were non-verbal, like their patience, letting me finish my own sentences, not making me feel...

> One thing I'm kind of iffy on is when the end of their arc is them delivering an important speech totally fluently. I feel like that shouldn't be the end goal or the peak of their life in the nov...