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Supposedly there are various ones. The many neurotransmitters, psychological trauma, and genetics involved that predispose the physiological and physiological conditions are all implicated. There is n...

Things do change with age. Have you done any techniques you've learned on Reddit? Have you ever had speech therapy or psychological therapy? What country do you live in?...

Psychogenic stuttering is believed to be extremely rare, as it is caused solely by psychological trauma or something similar. Developmental stuttering (likely what nearly all of us on this sub experi...

Here's the first step: Understand what causes anxiety and learn as much as you can about social anxiety. Why? Understanding something makes it familiar to your brain, and makes it less scary. If you'r...

Unfamiliar with psychogenic stuttering here. How does a speech evaluation distinguish between psychogenic stuttering and regular stuttering?...

I do have a really abusive childhood. That was my diagnosis as well. Through psychotherapy, I reduced my stuttering to near fluency. Working through psychological trauma can improve fluency. Don't fe...

This is interesting. Perhaps /u/[Alhanoof\_sahrah](https://www.reddit.com/user/Alhanoof_sahrah/) can give you advice. Because he is researching psychogenic (late-onset) stuttering....

Just Diagnosed with Psychogenic Stuttering

Just Diagnosed with Psychogenic Stuttering I'm 31 and have been struggling with speech dysfluencies for the better part of a decade. I had a speech evaluation today, and they said I have a psychogeni...

I don't quite understand

I don't quite understand I stutter, but only if I am nervous or excited which is basically 90% of my time. I tried speaking out loud when I was alone and I spoke surprisingly fluent, so I figured tha...

I stutter alone and I stutter even in my dreams, I’m religious and I even stutter while talking to God I feel so terrible when experiencing this...

I used to stutter alone or even on imaginary conversations, but it was on rare occasions. I had an experience in college when I was trying to make a video presentation for my class. I knew exactly ...

I am happy for you ☺️ How was your stutter? Mild or sever or anxiety related due to stuttering trauma in your childhood?...

I am happy for you ☺️ How was your stutter? Mild or sever or anxiety related due to stuttering trauma in your childhood?...

I also had crazy dreams when taking SNRI, but over time this went away. In any case, there is a theory that dreams serve to help you overcome traumatic situations, so these dreams of yours make sense....

Intentions

Intentions Hey guys, new to the sub but not new to stammering 😅 About me, I’m Chris, M, 31. I started stammering in my mid teens, began creeping into my speech when trying to ask questions, Who, wha...

I'm inclined to agree with you. Well, I see anxiety stemming from psychological issues in relation to stuttering. Anxiety and psychological are definitely connected. Good point....

I saw this video a long time ago. Basically hes saying stuttering is pretty much psychological and that PWS have certain abnormal patterns of perspective. Something like that....

I agree with your points you made here. I definitely don't think acceptance and working your way out are mutually exclusive. I hope everyone here eventually either cures their way out or at least dram...

Seems to be 99% psychological then, as I suspect mine is too. I don't personally buy into this "narrative" that stuttering is primarily caused by genetic or neurological factor, although it may be a f...

The answer is “it depends” because each person stuttering pattern is unique and tied to their brain. What works for some people doesn’t work for others, because stuttering is not some flu or infectio...