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Just follow one thing & you can speak to a normal person "Maintain breathing state" every time( before & while speaking) Also check Stuttering cure algorithm concept: https://youtu.be/G4AmJlKR4GM?...
Yes, this is true! A block causes disruptions in controlled exhalation. When a person experiences a block, it is often due to muscle tension that obstructs the airflow needed to initiate speech. Gen...
Notice how…
Notice how… When you block, you’re still able to mouth your words without vocals? Yea. It’s a vocal problem. You may say we all know this, which most of us do, but how can we use this to help us? Is...
Notice how…
Notice how… When you block, you’re still able to mouth your words without vocals? Yea. It’s a vocal problem. You may say we all know this, which most of us do, but how can we use this to help us? Is...
Try yes maam, or I'M present, For reading, i hope that you can read alone quite well and without blocks, so when asked to read, just try to think youre sitting in your chair, at your desk and reading...
While there’s no law against it, this is a crutch that is likely to worsen your stutter blocks as time goes on. Better habits would be to make eye contact and begin saying your name on an *exhale*....
I attend HCRI a year or so ago and I speak like this, my breathing is extremely controlled now. It honestly makes me feel way more relaxed when I’m speaking...
Practice is always key for me. I will run through the presentation multiple times to check for possible words or phrases where I may stutter. Then I have the chance to find an alternative way to say i...
No scientific insight but my dad would always say ‘breathe’ if I was having trouble with a word. Nowadays at 33, I sometimes catch myself holding my breath while speaking and the tension all adds to...
The behaviors of struggle, avoidance and anticipation plus the fact that it is only present in the presence of others (which is quite common) indicates that you probably have tonic stuttering, perhaps...
Ive not heard of it. But it makes sense that variations in breathing can help us when we block. Also having such tool can give us confidence boost to attempt spea,ing in situations that we normally av...
Speaking on exhalation helps stuttering/blocks
Speaking on exhalation helps stuttering/blocks It’s a technique that honestly slips my mind most of the time, but I notice that it really helps when I remember to use it. Whenever I hit a block while...
There is a technique similar after going through the HCRI’s Hollins fluency program. You always know who attended the program because they have random pauses and deep breathes in unusual places. Su...
Can’t agree with you. While it’s true that brain is enormously complicated organ and its physiology and connection to psychology is far from understood, there are known phenomenons which make stutteri...
Ever heard of the Kassel technique?
Ever heard of the Kassel technique? I am curious how many other stutterers know of this. The Kassel technique teaches that you take conscious breaths in between word blocks, with unusual pauses, like:...
Well the alternative is to give up and be miserable. If something isn’t working then you change it up and keep tweaking the strategy. There is an infinite amount of variability in this world. It’s imp...
try this technique [here](https://youtu.be/lX1S1sijqSM?si=Ogb1mk7Sd2gckidB) https://youtu.be/lX1S1sijqSM?si=Ogb1mk7Sd2gckidB there might be longer versions if the video on you tube or watch The King...
I feel you, I am so tired as well. Just know you are not alone… what have helped me is when I have the time to do breathing excersises in the morning (many good videos on youtube). Also starting your ...
Has your stuttering improved through acceptance and self-confidence or do you also use the techniques you learned during therapy?...
Stutter and embarrass the shit out of anyone who tries to make fun of you is my best advice. No amount of practice is going to undo the neurological predisposition to stuttering. What you can do is t...