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Yes, imitating an accent significantly improves fluency because your mind is focused on imitating the accent than self-monitoring your fluency. It essentially uses a different hemisphere of the brain,...

OMG YES ME TOO!! but what i find helps is, either using a nickname for yourself (i'll shorten my name to sam and for some reason i find it to be much easier) or like some other commenter said, insert ...

I tend to stutter less when I project my voice, like when speaking from the back of a room....

No one stutters when they sing. It’s because you’re using your diaphragm when you sing. A speech therapy technique called costal breathing teaches people to speak using the same breathing pattern you ...

You need to find coping mechanisms e.g take a deep breathe and speak in one breathe. Don't breathe in and out whilst actually speaking.. This may make you speak fast. 2. Try and think fast, im consis...

anytime. it will distract your subconscious mind from watching your voice, it will help you to create your own vibe and be in it, and tbh i seen this tip in the movie "King's Speech" at the beginning ...

try to talk while listening to calm music with airpods in your ears, make the volume balanced so you hear the one is speaking to you. i have this tip that increases my stuttering a bit, i hope it may...

No, brute forcing through a block only makes it much worse for me. I stop, breathe, gently breathe out and use a soft onset into the word. Works almost every time. It’s better than sitting there b-b-b...

Interesting. I don’t use filler words. If I feel a hard block coming on, I just pause, breathe in, gently breathe out and use a soft onset into the word. Most of the time that helps. I find trying ...

Lots of practice and focusing on the message. The crutches (now called strategies I think) is very helpful for that. Regarding being hard on yourself. I guess you just have to reflect on it and see ...

As you get older and have been through speech therapy a few times, you really just begin to accept who you are, and in turn, you learn strategies to improve your fluency. Yes, you’ll never be 100% ...

There is no fix. There’s fluency shaping techniques and acceptance. Some medications can improve fluency, but not fix it 100%....

I practice diaphragmatic breathing and incorporate box breathing. Search YouTube for Box Breathing, it's a real help! Also, dont forget the power of the pause....

Hi, going forward, would you be allowed to make your presentation virtually, that is, over a video-conference call? We at fluencyAI LLC have developed an app called the Fluent Digital Twin that conv...

Hi, we at fluencyAI LLC have developed an app called the Fluent Digital Twin that converts your speech, possibly disfluent speech, into fluent speech for use on video-conference calls like Zoom. It ...

Practice, Practice, practice.......and when you're done.....Practice some more. I've interviewed medical students, residents and doctors who all have a stutter and they continue to work in those fi...

Breathe deeper, you gotta have air to exude all that confidence to the world. I did that too, I would exhale then start the speak and would be forcing every last syllable out. Took it a bit of trai...

I feel your pain man but just ask you this question who cares? NOBODY so take it easy and more importantly do it very slowly...

A normal person doesn’t stutter that much, research suggests it’s about 1-3%, but yes you can definitely reduce ur stutter by 90%...

First, I just want to clarify the word "work" I used; by "work" I meant working on overcoming stuttering. Second, I have a third plan, and I'm almost certain it will work for you: speak very slowly. I...