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The McGuire programme, you can buy the book written by Dave McGuire with the title "Beyond Stammering" It says you should treat your speech as a sport. You get the book for free at the course. But r...

Whats the program called?...

Have you ever tried speech therapy to address your fluency issues? I work at an office that offers speech therapy by licensed speech and language pathologists, and I have seen many people learn ways ...

Oh you wanted to know about the programme, right so. It is a 4 day intense course (up to 18 hours for a day) with heavy focus on breathing with your costal diaphram (aka yor chest, not belly) The fi...

Trust me, so have I. Speech therapists just rarely work, if at all. This was completely different....

for a realistic experience (damn i just noticed this thread is a month old :/ ... anyway \^\^) try fake stuttering in situations where you *don't* feel confident for example asking a girl/guy out or s...

Please do tell what "this" course was. I for one have stuttered my whole life, and have seen speech therapists since I was 6 or 7 (I'm 24 now). Each one could not determine the underlying reason that ...

my stutter got a lot worse over the course of a year (when i first started working at a firm and the environment wasn't at all great) so i did some speech therapy. the eye rolling was one of my "tech...

it's nice to be able to talk without it being horrifically obvious. I've subscribed to this forum, it's decently active: http://www.stutteringcommunity.com/...

dude, the same problem has haunted me all my life. both my first and lastname begin with 'H'. answering the phone is the worst. it's ok now, but i dreaded it when i was younger....

yeah, it's definitely certain sounds that trigger my stutter. i'm German, so the sounds probably are a little different. words that begin with a vowel are generally a problem, those are also the word...

well, it's the form of reddit, isn't it? have you ever noticed someone on reddit having a stutter, besides the person outright telling you? on reddit we can just be and communicate just as everyone e...

Well, it is true that people who stutter are in the minority but we're not THAT rare. I would have thought from a website as big as reddit there would be atleast a somewhat small community but it does...

I wish there was a more active community, but I've found that those who suffer from stuttering or those who are interested in learning more about it are in the minority. It's a shame since most people...

Seems like it is, but I agree, it's a shame :(...

Is this really the most active subreddit regarding stutter/stammere?

Is this really the most active subreddit regarding stutter/stammere? Title says it all. It can't be can it?...

I got teased a lot in school, and anytime I stutter it can bring some of those feelings up, no matter what the other people do. Other times it doesn't bother me that much. I do agree with shutup...

I noticed myself starting to do that, so I will close my eyes and try to talk really slow. I try to pretend that I am trying to relax and get a hold of my thoughts. ...

are there certain situations where your stuttering disappears?

are there certain situations where your stuttering disappears? does anyone has that? in my case, the moment I stark working (video rental store) I'm so confident and fluent in my speech, almost nothin...

Sorry for the late reply! My stutter is relatively mild compared to a lot of people, but the most I do is go to speech therapy once every couple of years (I live in the UK where it's provided free), a...