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I've been learning, in and out of dating, my stuttering is a bit more receptive now that I openly laugh and crack jokes about my self when a bad one comes. It makes me and usually the other more comfo...

I strongly suggest to *stop* thinking about your articulators. If they can sometimes move correctly, then they are not the problem and focusing on them will *make them not move*. Deep breathing (whi...

Actually my suggestions are : eye contact, exhale, begin slowly and enunciate. If done along with voluntary stuttering, eventually the rituals will start to fade away \*on their own\*. I think that ...

"Do you know what they are?" Yes, don't hide instead disclose, face fears and eye contact, don't switch words or move hands as a ritual. Agree with that. "Don't do complex self-analyses" I disagree...

Don't embarrass urself tht i stammer ... Build a different personality and confidence by facing it to world ..tho u stammer try try try and try ..u will automatically adapt the new face of you.. final...

"What happens when you call a random store and start with a voluntary stutter? (W-w-what time do you close?)" I agree, if you do voluntary stuttering, then the intervention is the cause for the core ...

Good luck! So basically what I'm trying to advice is, normally our incorrect response is focusing on trying to control our mouth. My suggestion is, instead of this, you could focus on 'trusting your i...

Anyone who makes a goal that is inaccessible is likely to fail and feel worse. If you are already having hard blocks on your name, it seems unlikely that you'll just "loosen up and stop thinking abou...

Please try to hear me out. I think this level of deconstruction and complex analysis is making it impossible for you to move forward in a comfortable, sustainable manner. What happens when you cal...

Yeah I gotta loosen up and stop thinking about it so much. I speak really well but as soon as my name becomes the subject I seize from that anticipatory fear. I used to stammer and repeat sounds lik...

" I find that experience really embarrassing." * if you **react** to the feared letter by doing fight or flight response (feeling embarrassed and rumination), then you make the feared letter more fea...

If you are able to articulate the D sound sometimes, the problem isn't the D sound itself. It's very common for stutterers to block on their own name and other words of importance to them. Our brain...

Suppose we do voluntary/controlled repetitions, make eye contact and begin speaking slowly and afterwards we do blockings and repetitions. Then the problem is still that we don't acknowledge the loop ...

Stop fighting. You have to let yourself stutter. You can't do this (yet) in moments of high fear or strong blocks. You need to work on it in easy situations and resist blocking in those. Then you baby...

So you basically purposely stutter on the block. So if you feel a block on the word pillow, you say p-p-p-p-pillow. Its great, but I would also recommend trying to purposely stutter in general. It hel...

Fighting it will make it worse. Let yourself have repetitions (voluntary and non)....

Some good and bad news. Your situation is identical to many who stutter! Blocking is a more serious form of dysfluency- it almost always happens *because* of trying to force through a repetition. S...

Try doing the opposite of whatever you are doing. Also, address it before the block (which occurs bc of trying to force through repetitions). You can always do voluntary/controlled repetitions, ma...

One thing that is common and mandatory for everyone that overcame their stutter, is they learned to give f#$& about what other people think or say about them. you need to work on desensitizing you...

Make eye contact. Exhale. Voluntary-stutter. Begin speaking slowly. Basically, the opposite of what you are already doing....