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This is the absolute foundation of overcoming stuttering. 👇👇⁣ ⁣ Without this I wouldn't be speaking freely and effortlessly for the last 3 years. 👇⁣ ⁣ 💧 Learning to not resist your stutter. ⁣ ⁣ We...

Wow. Good on you for complaining. sometimes people can make a joke in a good natured way, if they see we are not too upset about it. there was a time on a speaking course when we were outside doing c...

Owning your stutter to me is just not paying attention to it. Unfortunately it’s just something that we have to deal with, and we just have to accept it. It’s okay to feel embarrassed when you stutter...

In my opinion we can do the following: \- ask yourself: why do you doubt that you speak fluently? For example "because I cannot do it alone, I have the belief that I need more". Keep asking why: why ...

Aww thank you! When I try to hide it its throat blocks but today I was just letting it happen. No one cares except for one lady who looked at me like I grew 3 heads, but I don’t care. My stutter kind ...

Thank you! I’ve never heard that before. But wdym exactly? How’s my stutter sound compared to yours? When I hide mine mines more of a slowly awkward stutter. But if I just let it be (like this video) ...

It took a few minutes but and sometimes it’s hard to keep it up. It’s really hard to explain but instead of pausing and holding a throat block, I would force myself to repeat the word until I could sa...

Congrats, that is the goal. Can I ask, how did you get yourself to let yourself stutter? I'd like to let it rip if I could, but my brain says go but my body still holds back....

Yes! It helps me to vo vo voluntary stutter. This way I can show myself that it's okay to stutter, I feel more in control, and the other person hears that I stutter....

it's okay if they know you are cool with it usually if you are close to them. sometimes if i'm having a particularly bad day for blocks it's better to laugh at it rather than just stare at them trying...

If you can talk mostly fluently while alone, then practice making calls to random stores, doing involuntary stuttering and then keeping them on phone for a few more minutes - politely pretending to be...

You bring up great, thoughtful points and questions. I'll try to answer all of your questions, but I'd be more than happy to chat about this further if you want to drop me a line. >When you were ...

> It's within me " I realized that normal speakers do not get caught up on every detail trying to get out words, how to set up the most fluent sentence" -> I agree, we focus on accepting stutt...

I'm not sure how I feel about the term "happy stutter" (for me it's more a non stutterers mindset) and you'll have to give me a better explanation about what you mean by "removing stressors" I'll te...

Desensitizing yourself is key. Get a ton of reps in low stakes scenarios or with people you will never see again. Omegle is a great idea!...

Stuttering on purpose has been one of the most empowering challenges I've done in my journey to have effortless speach. It allows you to see stuttering/peoples reaction to it from a clearer perspect...

I think making a YT channel could be great fun, it's something I and a lot of friends do and to be honest it's all our own little quirks that make for great edits. The best way to make something that ...

Today has been okay! I haven’t really been out in the world yet but im sure Ill get through whatever comes up. Ive been trying to lean into my stutter when it does happen & it actually makes it ea...

Personally, "just talk" can be an advice that recommends not to avoid speaking situations (at least that's the first thing that came into my mind when I read this). If you have a very severe stutter, ...

Oh, I can relate to that and as a stutterer myself I can suggest the following: - Do not sweat it that much - Do not try to hide it from the audience - Be open about it - Eventually you realize that ...