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My stutter is worse on the inhales. That's why easy onset works. Practicing diaphragmatic breathing will probably help you....

My 2 cents: I am 49 years old, master's degree in Industrial/Organizational Psychology, married with 1 son AND a national trainer. My stutter started as a result from a traumatic dog attack at the ...

I have not tried that, but the drug you listed is a SSRI antidepressant, and also helps with anxiety; Perhaps the improvement came from less anxiety during speech rather than the inherent effects of ...

My 2 cents: I am 49 years old, master's degree in Industrial/Organizational Psychology, married with 1 son AND a national trainer. My stutter started as a result from a traumatic dog attack at the ...

Here's a couple of exercises I learned while in speech therapy. How well, if at all, they work for you, may vary. You probably need to put them into practice before you can see if they work: * Take a...

For me, my mental space has a much greater impact on my speech than the mechanics of how I actually try to speak. Things like getting enough sleep, eating right and exercising have a positive impact o...

Peter Baker He's the guy... Stammering is all about breathing tbh. I used to stammer like all the time on the phone in classrooms or with a person of higher authority. But this course really helped m...

Never had that ! But my handwriting is reaaaaallyyy ugly ! Some people say that it's "because people who stutter thinks too fast for their hands or their mouths" ;)...

I didn’t watch the videos but this is the kind of thing I’m talking about. https://youtu.be/4NK0Rs3ITkQ https://youtu.be/W_YWBFKUa2A https://youtu.be/pxieq7YD_fA I’m so sorry about the third link...

Practice Practice Practice!!! Have you considered breathing techniques? How about altering the way you think as you speak? The human being is an amazing being, practice speaking and you will becom...

My speech therapist long ago suggested two strategies that were helpful for me. She suggested that I might have an easier start to a word by prrrrrol-longing the first syllable. I did find th...

My mom had a moderate stutter and when she turned 14, she told herself that she was done (and her stutter stopped). As for me, my stutter appeared at the age of 5 due to a traumatic dog 🐕 attack and...

Definitely try meditating though. just accepting my stutter is part of me and meditating to reduce stress/anxiety arr the two biggest things that helped me...

Well I'd say keep trying to find a job, I don't believe avoidance is good, it's not about powering through, it's about coping with a stutter that's big going away, everyone's in the same boat you have...

Your stutter could be like mine and affected by anxiety. Which understandably could be higher when you are feeling isolated and the world is the way it is at the moment. When I have periods of my stu...

My 2 cents. I'm 49, began Stuttering at age 5 due to traumatic dog attack. After 20 years of speech therapy, I went from 0% fluency to about 90%. Before, I hated when people would finish my sent...

It's not my favorite thing but honestly sometimes it's helpful and I allow it to relieve some of the pressure that i'm feeling to get the words out. However, I do always finish my words, but I definit...

I’ve found that anything that puts me in a better headspace has a positive impact on my speech. Incidentally, exercises I explicitly do to “fix” my stutter have almost no effect....

You should try this thing called ‘Rescue Remedy’ it’s a plant based liquid that you put inside a drink and it completely gets rid of your nerves etc...

Thai chi effects.

Thai chi effects. Iv stutter my whole life. My stutter can described as I have good days and I have my bad days. My stutter happens every other sentence or so. It can be quick or get stuck for 20 secs...