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What I mean is that I often see the idea expressed here that working toward fluency itself is harmful, or that aiming to reduce stuttering is a kind of self-rejection. I disagree with that. Acceptance...

“Anti-fluency” What do you mean? Not worrying about stuttering/“fluency” is the right approach to have if you have a stutter, it is just easier said than done...

Well trying to stop or “mitigate” stuttering is an approach doomed to fail, but if you have any questions about that just let me know...

All I know how to do is use neuroplasticity to teach the brain how to rewire itself. My program is for a very limited group of people who have some knowledge of the brain. It is so complicated that I ...

You are absolutely correct. I was thinking that I need to keep my mouth shut. I spent over 20 years researching how the brain learns. I discovered no one does what I do. I am all about the brain. Once...

I think it is great that you found a way to voluntarily control your Valsalva response which is usually the main cause of stuttering. When I was able to teach my brain how to voluntarily control my Va...

The best long term strategy is acceptance. I am someone that stutters and I have challenges as a result.  When I accepted this, I stopped beating myself up and I started clocking wins for myself. I ...

1. Try slowing down your speech down a little bit! 2. Adopting the attitude that its alright to stutter, other people don't judge us as much as we think they do...

Learning to breathe properly helped me a lot, but more importantly learning to accept my stutter rather than hating myself forever. Don’t let your stutter stop you from achieving your goals, I stutte...

I use easy onset and pullouts the most. It helps me in situations when I’m nervous or I hate when I stutter on my name....

I definitely encourage any practice. But some people won’t ever get completely rid of it & that’s okay. It’s important to build up others confidence about it. If it was a choice if there was something...

hhh technique

hhh technique I found a new technique I wanted to share with you. Basically u do the hhhh sound to relax your throat and vocal cords, then breath in and talk....

As a speech pathologist I have never known any stutterer whose stuttering was not affected by stress. The Valsalva response is triggered by stress which is the causal factor in stuttering. When I gain...

Since the I was a little child and now I can't believe it that I achieved this achievement. The things I did was listening an audio every mornings, speaking consciously and deeply and last but not lea...

The 30 Day Fluency Challenge

The 30 Day Fluency Challenge Exciting news, see below 🌟 Invitation: 30-Day Focus on Fluency Challenge 🌟 We’re excited to invite you to our inaugural 30-Day Focus on Fluency (FoF) Challenge, starti...

Hey.... I started with techniques like this 30 years ago. It's frustrating but it does pay off. Try to learn to be patient.......

Hard to get used to it (venting)

Hard to get used to it (venting) The speech therapist gave me some exercises including a reading exercise. I have to read slowly while kind of singing in a certain way and it’s hard. I can’t get used ...

I am a speech pathologist and an expert in brain based teaching and learning. I have been researching the brain on how it learns for over 20 years. I discovered that I have a stuttering brain which is...

I've a stutter and I work as a Salesforce Consultant. My job requires me to be on meetings 50% of my working time. I think you being comfortable is more important. Anxiety plays a big role, and for pe...

Every morning first I listen to affirmation it's an audio for over 30 minutes then I started to speak consciously and deep in my mind. Thanks...