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You need an intervention. Find someone trustworthy who can explain your condition and your problems with your family. Also see a speech therapist about this so you can get diagnosed with something and...

I got a neurogenic stutter, mine is believed to be the genetic one. Speech therapy got rid of it a few times, but kept coming back. This time can't get rid of it...

I started stuttering at age 8 too. You should take him to speech therapy as soon as possible. That would have made a huge difference in my life if my parents weren’t so naive at the time....

>"Evidence suggests that when the decision is made to begin Lidcombe Program treatment that it is much better than natural recovery. With what is called a meta-analysis, it has been shown that a stutt...

Medical assistant who wants to be a nurse. Yes doctors and medical staff can be asses but also you need to do work and continue to strive at what you do. I’m currently in therapy for stuttering. I ha...

If you would like to know more you could see an SLP with experience in neurogenic stuttering. That may be difficult to find though. I would encourage you not to fight or try to hide your stutter if it...

I reached acceptance when improved my stutter from exteme severe to moderate/mild. Then I lost my acceptance when I relapsed into "cant say a word" state.  Now I am going to pay another another ther...

As a kid, my mom took me to a logopedist for speech correction. The sessions were unique – she'd massage my jaw muscles and work on muscles between my thumb and forefinger. Apparently, a nerve connec...

I’m 19 also. I’ve gone to two . One was a regular speech therapist and one was a therapy institute that is now shut down because of lack of money . It was called HCRI and they specialized in stutters ...

Is the speech therapist using an actual child fluency program such as the Lidcombe Program? It has plenty of evidence behind it and has a decent success rate. They have given you great advice, but doe...

Oh wow, I’ve never heard of him! That’s fascinating. Do you stutter as well? I’d like to add that I’m also in speech therapy which helps significantly and I’m trying to do dif techniques as well. I’d ...

Well, most clinics in universities are free I should say. Or at the very least try to take insurance. I saw a few college-age students at our clinic when I was a student there....

I’m an SLP (I don’t stutter). I’d say go if you would like more guidance, but definitely try to find an SLP that specializes in stuttering. A lot of SLPs are “jacks of all trades” and some aren’t as c...

Do you have access to a large database of articles, like from a university, or were you just drawing from open source material, like PLOS? Nothing against open source or PLOS, just wondering which wel...

I’m not sure where you live but I would recommend a speech and language therapist referral if possible, there might be hope here to improve substantially given what you’ve said/circs behind. You’ve c...

Should I go to the speech therapist again?

Should I go to the speech therapist again? I went to the speech therapist 5 years ago and left that same year. I improved a lot when I went but started to stutter again 2 years later approximately. I'...

If there’s a chapter of the National Stuttering Association in your area, you could try going to a meet up - could be a good way to learn about other adults’ experiences with speech therapy, and poten...

Find one the specializes in stuttering and has extensive experience in stuttering therapy. Therapy should be centered by your needs. If you want to talk through situations and scenarios, do so. Speech...

Hey there OP, I’m currently in grad school studying to be a speech therapist. I’m working with a couple kiddos right now who stutter. Feel free to message me if you have questions, I’d love to talk wi...

These tips are helpful when looking for a good SLP: [https://www.sperostuttering.org/files/Spero-KeyQuestionsParentsFlyer\_2023.pdf](https://www.sperostuttering.org/files/Spero-KeyQuestionsParentsFlye...