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There's a wealth of information in this sub. Have a scroll through the posts and use the search feature. It's common that people seek cures for stuttering but the reality is there's no cure for stut...

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New here. Help? I don’t know why I never thought about looking for a Reddit group before. Im a 27yo male stutterer by inheritance. Grew up going to therapy a lot as a kid but forget most of what I lea...

I had someone who was "cured" ask to be on my podcast to talk about his program and the cost, and once I did the pre-interview, I instantly knew that his claim was untruthful. My podcast is open t...

Lee Lovett’s Stuttering Program Is Way More Legit Than People Think

Lee Lovett’s Stuttering Program Is Way More Legit Than People Think I know anything related to stuttering programs instantly raises red flags. I’ve been in many stuttering groups long enough to unders...

Stuttering is not the same thing as having a cold there are ways to reduce it and treat it but it almost never goes away fully whereas you can take medicine for a cold and get rest and it passes...

What do you call it when you go to the doctor because you have a cold and he gives you a treatment which stops the cold. Are you cured of the cold?...

Nobody said anything about buying "any old crap in a jar from dubious sources flogging 'cure alls' that will only offer the illusion of temporary relief while subjecting your body to all sorts of unkn...

Parkinson's disease medications are developed and researched and prescribed by medical professionals. You are seeking ways to buy any old crap in a jar from dubious sources flogging 'cure alls' that w...

Hi I guess I consider myself as having been cured from stuttering, but disagree where you say I probably didn’t have a stutter.  The cure for myself is that I can answer a phone, host a meeting, and ...

I really do not like the idea that so many stutterers feel that there is no hope and feel that they have to live with stuttering the rest of their lives. I often felt this way until I began my researc...

How many of you believe that stuttering can be “cured”. I believe that it can be because I was able to “cure” my stuttering in about 95% of the time....

I enjoyed this game and originally didnt enjoy this scene. Because it didn't feel like a real representation of a stutter. But then I replayed the scene and I realized that Rob says from the beginning...

Yea about the 3rd wrong assumption, it's probably a dialogue input done by the creator as it is an interactive game and that dialogue also feels kinda out of place 😅...

I am a SLP and have an expertise in teaching to the brain. I discovered that my brain is wired differently than a fluent brain. In my research I discovered the concept of the Valsalva response which h...

depending on how you use the word 'cure', it may or may not be inaccurate to say there is no cure. I only care about whether people have attained fluency and the answer is a big fat YES....

People don't recover. If you stutter you don't recover or cure it. And yea you should learn strategies and ways to improve your speech bc it can help but those arnt treating it. Treating it would be l...

Ok I see comments in here saying recommendations which is good you should be looking into things to improve your stutter. However I'm gonna say this very bluntly you cannot cure or treat a stutter. Th...

Because they're gonna end up extremely disappointed if they think a book is gonna treat their stutter....

Sorry but if you're expecting that you're gonna "treat" your stutter with a book, you will end up extremely disappointed....

I’ve had some interesting results. But let me preface - I’ve tried a TON of treatments that have led to incremental improvements: Toastmasters, reading aloud, tongue exercises, Lee Lovett’s “Stop Stu...