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Work as a technical writer. Never thought I'll get a writing job. But got lucky with a job that prioritises writing over speaking. But it still involves communicating with colleagues. Some days are ...

IT guy in the United States Space Force. Just transferred over from the Air Force this past Thursday, so I'm pretty excited :-D. Anyway, I focus on my breathing when I'm having a bad day. I've found ...

When I took speech therapy the therapist explained that when you're communicating with another person, it's natural for you (or the other person) to subconsciously mimic or match the other person's sp...

When i was a kid i was a very very bad stutterer i lived it really bad the kind to shake all the body with bad moves when i was talking. But in my 17s i had a car accident i survived that was miracle ...

I'm so sorry you went through this, and lost your dad. I can't imagine your grief. My dad caught it, too, and it almost got him; thankfully, he pulled through. I was also lucky in that my sense of sme...

Thank you for sharing this. I caught Covid multiple times starting in October and finally ended last month. I still don't have my sense of taste or smell. I experienced loss when my dad passed away...

Really? That's so interesting how much L-theanine do you take? I take it too but I usually by myself when i take it so i do not talk to anyone....

You don’t sound very convinced. I know it sucks sometimes, but you can’t allow yourself to stay in a negative mindset for too long. Try meditation and reading positive quotes. Seriously mate it will b...

I have the same phenomenon. Earlier thoughts on this is that my mind and speech are out of sync. This was further supported when I started doing meditation or taichi. My mind slows down enough for it ...

Random thoughts on neuroplasiticity and improved speech with healthy lifestyle, practice and mental health.

Random thoughts on neuroplasiticity and improved speech with healthy lifestyle, practice and mental health. Just a bunch of random thoughts and observations I had on these 4 things. I'm straight shotg...

They never helped me 100%. The only one that mostly helped was light steady breathing into the sounds that give you the most trouble. Like, breathe into the sound and give the sound air/breath like yo...

I would practise mediating it calms you down helps manage anxiety and your speech, their this app called” waking up” its free all free and you do meditating for 5 mins one day then day2 same thing lik...

Stop whatever you are doing or have to do and breath. Take your time. Think about the positives in your life, the little things. That's all that matters. Your stutter doesn't define you, YOU define yo...

I’m in the military with a stutter and had to do comma over the radio so I feel your pain. I can keep it under control for the most part however. The military paid for a speech therapist but I’m not s...

1. Take a deep breath 2. Acknowledge the facts 1. *That phone call sucked.* 3. Acknowledge your feelings about it. 1. *I'm upset about that phone call and this stutter is exhausting.* 4. Remin...

Hi... I reckon that it is actually a lot more *frustrating* for you to actually "**express**" yourself as a stutterer, **especially** while you're wearing a mask, bc people don't ***see*** your mout...

Meditation with my speech therapist in Middle school. Got me fluent through the whole summer. Then of course, I relapsed lol...

For me it was schoop plays which eventually led me to more professional theatrical acts in front of thousands (not a professional actor though), school anouncer/radio host, folowing my dreams of openi...

Take a deep breathe before talking and relax, during this, think about what you'll say, don't continue talking if you feel out of air...

Meditation helps me get my breathing under control but isn’t guaranteed to stop me from stammering altogether. I find it helps me pace myself when I’m talking and not get anxious. As soon as I get anx...