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Hey. I've stuttered for more than 20 years. But I don't stutter while reading, but I used to. I can tell you what helped me. 1. Initially, you should aim for a steady rhythm at a low speaking rate. I...

I have started practicing since I read this, it actually has been helping with a few words but it's only been seven days so I doubt I'll see any massive leaps in progress for a little while. I make su...

I can rap almost every popular/fast song I've heard (can't hold us, eminem, childish gambino, watsky etc) but I'll be damned if I can say my name. I did read something on here about an english rappe...

This seems to work pretty well for people who have fear of public speaking as well as those who stutter. I believe this link for free registration over at Udemy is still active. Check it out.

This seems to work pretty well for people who have fear of public speaking as well as those who stutter. I believe this link for free registration over at Udemy is still active. Check it out. ...

I used to hide it until I noticed it made things worse when I did talk. Now, I talk as much as possible even to the point of starting a few podcasts (not stuttering related) just to give me a reason t...

French is, as far as I now, one of the most fluent languages existing, which means singing it doesn't really make it weird, so try to do that. Imagine as if you were reciting a poem, or even singing a...

Scandinavian here, started stuttering when I was approximately 6 years old. Speech therapy is free so I could take advantage of that throughout my childhood/early teens. Was mostly just good for confi...

It helped me a lot to change the way I stutter to a much more easier way. I don't have to struggle anymore to get the words out....

Actually taking a deep breath makes it harder to oscillate your vocal cords. Try it yourself. Take a deep breath. Your vocal cords will feel much more tense. The exhaling can become a new secondary s...

Nevermind how it's called, here's what you do: 1. Never, **ever**, try to force the word out. I know how impossible that feels, but if you get in the habit of forcing the word out, you **will** devel...

Im on the same boat as a stuttering classical singer. I really enjoy your idea of doing a count-in , will try that out as soon as I can. ...

A technique I use to help combat my stutter

A technique I use to help combat my stutter Hey guys, I posted here a little while back about how being a socially-awkward stuttering musician sucks, but I thought about something that's actually been...

I say go for it! Just do it. Even it no one ever listens to it or even likes it, the process will likely be a good experience. So do it for you and f&*# what everyone else thinks. That being sai...

So, I'm trying to start a vlog.

So, I'm trying to start a vlog. I've been dying to do music reviews forever (sort of like Anthony Fantano). However, I have a moderate-severe stutter. I've been getting more and more confident about...

I've participated in a very condensed version of this "intensive therapy" at my University, if that counts. It was for a grad student's research project. We spent about 6-8 hours over the course of tw...

I use easy onset, pull outs, cancellations. What I found works best for me is starting with an easy onset and then using vocal fold management to control my pace (I tend to talk very fast to help not ...

I also do pat myself on the back when something goes right. But is there really something wrong with that?!?! I dont think so. The way I see it is a NBA player doesny make every shot he takes but when...

I'm 15 too and I experience the same things you are, it sucks. If you can't get speech therapy may see if there are any tips on the internet? Ive found that talking slower and breathing during my sen...

you'll have to come up with what works for you. The best way to do this is I think to understand blocks are learn about them. A block occurs when your vocal cords lock (open or closed). You cant make ...

Learning to breathe (Switchfoot, anyone?) is key on getting better. A speech therapist I knew told me that, ideally, we should take deep breaths and start speaking only after we start exhaling, not at...