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Just started speaking more even if I stuttered and tried to keep my pace at 70%, I treated speaking as a workout, the more I speak the more my muscles got habituated ...

Try a speech therapist or chatgpt, I told my exact condition to chtgpt and what I stutter , which situations make me stutter more, what I feel while stuttering , it gave me few pointers and a plan , m...

Need help for online formal speech

Need help for online formal speech I was born with a moderate stutter. I’m currently an undergrad student studying in Chicago. As part of the state IAI requirement, I am taking a public speaking class...

You need to practice it a lot... I don’t go to college anymore but the best in my opinion is practice in an empty classroom... I don’t know if you’ll be able to find one but when I was in college I us...

Of course I'd like that. It's a struggle when you get nervous and unsure of what to say and how to say it in your mind before speaking. Inbox me...

Online dating has worked really well for me. I've only ask a girl out in person one time and I'm pretty afraid to do so. To give you an idea on my stuttering, it's probably like 7/10. I stutter on mos...

Its like you have to manually breathe each breath and half the time you cant even breathe in. That is actually a good analogy to explain to someone that doesn't have a stutter. Im gonna use that ...

I haven’t overcome it, these are techniques I learnt in speech therapy in middle school. My school did not believe that I was a stutterer until very late, so I did not receive speech therapy during “c...

Fantastic explanation. I learnt to skip over words from Lee Lovett. Did you have any resources or books that helped you overcome your stutter? ...

Sorry if the explanation is weird but: Take a deep breath, upon release, say: “Eeeelcome home” I have extended the “ehh” sound so you can see what I mean, but of course when you actually say it, do...

I sometimes just skip saying it all together. Here’s an example. If I have to say “welcome home” I will subtly just say “elcome home” instead. It’s extremely hard to notice this change and it usuall...

Don't hesitate to reset. Sometimes we fight a block so much the energy expenditure means further blocking down the line. Don't hesitate to put little silences and reset before having to say the letter...

It does, and I think the opposite may be true as well. I was a test subject in a speech therapy study a while ago. The basis of it was essentially talking a TON in different situations and recording a...

stutter is to be managed with self acceptance, accommodation and speech therapy. anything outside of these 3 is a danger zone full of unlicensed grifters at best, and predatory fake therapists at wors...

Block type stutters solution

Block type stutters solution I was suffering a really severe block type stutters in one of the I speak, it happens to all of the other 3 but not as close to this one. I noticed that what I force my di...

Does delayed auditory feedback actually help with stuttering?

Does delayed auditory feedback actually help with stuttering? I have seen people talk about delayed auditory feedback, where you hear your own voice slightly delayed in headphones. Apparently, it slo...

Yes it does happen. I would suggest, you continue with aloud reading (with slow speed) 20-30 minutes daily, as it will rewire your brain with speech and breathing pattern. After your reading session...

Speech is like a muscle. The more you use it, the more you know *how* to use it. Speaking more helps me navigate the hurdles better....

When I feel hard block coming, I do what they call 'easy onset'. Its basically taking a nice pause right before that word, breathing easy, and speaking as I exhale. Also, I used this technique in co...

Our child was around 3.5 when the stuttering started suddenly. It would disappear for weeks and then come back again. We finally saw a speech therapist who confirmed it was real stuttering, and we sta...