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Yes, exactly, you got it. Also, I am not really sure what in particular helped me so much, but what I mostly did was read aloud passages of text and getting tips about breathing/speaking slower etc. I...

I started to speak faster when I was younger as a way of 'avoiding' stuttering, then I ended up speaking fast and stuttering.. not great! Trying to actively speak slower and think about what I'm sayin...

I'm an SLP and I see this in a lot of the speakers I work with. Some people seem to talk fast because if they "get a good start" and just "launch" into it, they hope things will turn out OK. The trou...

Yeah I have a similar problem, I think I'm so worried that I'm going to stutter and embarrass myself that i talk so fast no one can comprehend me:/ I know it's frustrating, but keep trying to work thr...

I tend to speak very fast as well, force of habit I guess. It's not totally gone, most of the time when I'm nervous it comes back again, but what I found that helped was to read aloud books slowly. Wi...

Maybe when you start to feel a stutter, you speed up to get out as much as you can on this go. I personally speak fast by nature, but the faster I speak, the less time my muscles have to coordinate wi...

A lot of people will just tell you not to let you're stutter limit you, and they're right; but it's also a lot easier said than done. It depends on how you feel about it. How you think you would feel ...

Speaking fast?

Speaking fast? Hi, I have a general question, does anybody here speak fast? My stutter was really bad like 5/6 years ago, being scared to talk in public, but my great speech therapist helped me a lo...

I'm sure that your lively future child will give you plenty of time and opportunities to practice his/her beautiful name! Let your and your spouse's wishes and vision decide the name, not your stutter...

Name your child whatever you want to. You make the choices, not your stutter....

Don't ever let your stutter dictate life decisions. If the name is hard to pronounce you'll practice and practice till it isn't an issue anymore....

I insert "fucking" into a lot of my speech because it helps me not stutter. I used to use "like," but realized that people don't like hearing "like" all the time. I did, however, that nobody cares whe...

I actually have no idea, man, but I have the exact same thing. I will stutter more around my friends and family, and appear almost fluent around strangers. I personally think it all boils down to the ...

Stuttering has very little to do with anxiety, so I doubt it's college. Anyway, maybe try the delayed audio feedback apps out there? I stutter and frankly don't know if you can do anything about it. ...

Sometimes it takes very little to set off stuttering, sometimes it takes a lot to set it off. Since anxiety CAN also be one of those things that begins genetically, but, is also neurological/physiolog...

Well, not exactly childhood trauma and not exactly just one particular event. But I have stuttered since I was 7 years old. It was very overhelming year to me - my parents divorced, my grandfather die...

Samuel L. Jackson's ["tagline" is actually a strategy to manage his stuttering](http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/06/05/samuel-l-jackson-stutter-swear_n_3389403.html). See also the scene in the King...

I'm part of a National Stuttering Association group and the majority of our members say they stutter less in meetings because it's safe and there is less pressure/anxiety related to speaking. However,...

It sounds like covert stuttering, which is what I have. When I approach a word I'm going to say I'll either think of another substitute for the word, or pause for a second and say "uhh" or "like" befo...

>When I stutter when talking I usually go, "Hi my name is um, umm, um, uhh, uhh, um, gravitycloudfilms, and during this i'm usually bouncing up and down or moving some part of my body in a repetiti...