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Singing has constant phonation, as a result you never really stop phonating to give yourself a chance to block. I also believe singing uses a different part of the brain than regular speech....

In additional to Malcolm Fraiser's book, I also found this one interesting and helpful: http://www.mnsu.edu/comdis/kuster/Infostuttering/Harrison/redefining-stuttering.pdf But I honestly think the b...

My husband never stutters while singing. It's pretty common knowledge that most people can't stutter while singing....

I have been in Chorus for 7 years (6th grade to senior year) and I have not studdered once while singing despite my speech impediment. ...

Yes, it is true. I don't sing anymore. But when I was a kid, I used to sing in front of the class flawlessly. The reason is when you are singing you are not exactly communicating with other person. A...

I stutter when I start a phrase of a song that's not at the beginning of the song, and I have to mentally count myself in to not stutter. This is annoying when I screw up a lyric when performing. ...

No I don't stutter while singing except for trying to get the first word of the song out sometimes. It's very common that stutters don't stutter while singing....

It's true. I don't stutter at all while singing, but I'll get stuck on those same words in normal speech....

There are people who stutter that also stutter while singing. The majority however doesn't. ...

Is it true that you cant stutter while singing?

Is it true that you cant stutter while singing? I heard the podcast "Ted Radio Hour" a while ago and they hade a singer. Cant remeber her name though. And they said something along the line of "You ca...

stuttering in person vs over the phone

stuttering in person vs over the phone I noticed that I can talk extraordinarily better over the phone versus speaking in person does anyone experience the same thing?...

I think for the people who have used pills and supplements it has worked for them only because it has reduced their stress/mindset around speaking in general. No pill is going to cure it indefinitely,...

Ironically, I stutter the least when giving presentations to large groups. When I was in school, I remember always calling in sick or making up excuses whenever required to give a in-class presentati...

supplements, pills and stuttering

supplements, pills and stuttering I've recently read about vitamin b1(thiamine) and how it can help your stutter. I was wondering if anyone else has any experience with any similar pills or vitamins. ...

I do GCSE Spanish as well and I find just speaking in an accent helps a lot. I find if I speak with an accent I'll be more fluent. Also tell whoever is recording you that you have a stutter as they wo...

I have answered by IGCSE French Speaking exam last year, the presentation wasn't a problem for me since memorized it to point where I can repeat just from muscle memory. The questions based on the rol...

I haven't used Siri or Google Voice, but I wonder if its the same principle as stuttering over the phone or over an intercom system? I don't know if I necessarily stutter over the phone because I'm sp...

It's a common thing for stutters, the way contexts make our disorder behave differently. Basically, we can rarely fool ourselves into pretending the context is something else....

Personally I don't have any issues with it. I use kind of a robotic voice to use voice-to-text, and with most accents/voices other than my own I am usually fluent....

I read books on my kindle. I've been reading the GoT books currently and plan on starting Metro 2033 (I also love video games and the book was turned into a video game in 2011). Personally reading ha...