Why do stutter techniques sometimes work, and other times they stop working? (in your own words)

Why do stutter techniques sometimes work, and other times they stop working? (in your own words) In my opinion: From what I understand. Triggers like fear, anticipation, tension, breathing from exhaustion (etc) can possibly, in some occassions trigger an approach-avoidance conflict resulting in stuttering on the words/sounds we try to execute \[stuttering-like disfluencies\]. Looking at the common denominator, it may be more accurate to say that these stimuli, in instances where stuttering occurs, are interpreted by the subconscious brain as a signal that “the speech plan is not yet ready for execution” which \[referring to the not-ready signal\] triggers an approach-avoidance conflict, and the observable stuttering manifestations. I think, additionally, that it's important to note that fear or anticipation do not automatically produce this not-ready signal. It likely depends on our past experiences and beliefs — in other words, how the subconscious brain perceives and treats those stimulus and judges it problematic enough to warrant avoidance before speaking. Now, if we go back to **"stutter techniques"**. Techniques primarily target these stimuli, which, as I pointed out, isn't exactly effective to address our unique stutter cycle. Example of techniques: \- breathing techniques can distract us from fear, anticipation or other triggers \[in short: it addresses stimuli\] \- breathing techniques can address the exhausted breathing (I mentioned earlier) \[in short: it addresses stimuli\] \- light contacts can address the tension and other stimuli \[in short: it addresses stimuli\] \- RANDOM desensitization techniques: acceptance. Voluntary stuttering. Exposure. They can address the fear, anticipation or other stimuli \[in short: it addresses stimuli\] \~\~ Conclusion: So many techniques address the triggers; but it doesn’t necessarily resolve our UNIQUE conditioned approach-avoidance mechanism that generates the “not-ready” signal. If techniques primarily target the stimuli (rather than our unique approach-avoidance conflict), then the "not-ready" signal may not effectively be addressed resulting in failing to achieve stuttering remission or subconscious fluency. This is just my own take on it \~\~!\~\~ Your thoughts? https://preview.redd.it/mkcs3orl9lqf1.png?width=288&format=png&auto=webp&s=0a52d7955e2a3ff8ad152ac8eeecbccab114fce1