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Situational stuttering???

Situational stuttering??? Does anyone else kind of pretty much not stutter (aside from a few words/names that trigger it but pretty much fluent) when calm. As in can hold a conversation saying everyth...

Like I literally can’t even see my own last name when I stutter and that’s always a problem, cause your asked your last name all the time for all different kinds of things…...

OMG YES ME TOO!! but what i find helps is, either using a nickname for yourself (i'll shorten my name to sam and for some reason i find it to be much easier) or like some other commenter said, insert ...

I can feel you I’m in the exact same boat father a rich businessman naturally people want to know his eldest son but when they meet me and i can’t even say my name properly it hurts. I can see the pit...

I practiced pronouncing my name every day (10 to 20x) for 6 months. At the end, it became rote and boring, no more anxiety and fear. Also, use a bumper word, "Hi" "Hello" because for us we have to w...

Yeah it is really common for us. I try to start with something like Hi My name is Nick rather than just saying your name by itself. It helps me. The worst is job orientations or in meetings where y...

Stuuter Problem

Stuuter Problem I have a problem: I can't say my name without stuttering. This has only been happening for a few months. It's a huge challenge for me to meet new people because you always say your nam...

I have actually changed my vocabulary after noticing things. I know the word "movie" will cause a stutter, so I started saying films. I.e. im going to see a film. I know the p in repeat will stutter, ...

That’s not the case for me. For example, during school presentations, I completely improvised most of the time. I added five pictures to my PowerPoint, watched a YouTube video about the topic, and the...

That name block thing is really common with stuttering, especially when there's no backup word you can substitute. One thing people miss is that working with a therapist who gets the psychological sid...

When you were little and stuttering, did you stutter on your name?...

I do have, there's alot of stuff like I am... or my name is (which I hate cuz u can't fail this one without being a weirdo)... Anything always works when doing at home, but not in real life......

Thankfully my name isn't really something I stutter on but I totally understand how bad it must feel. Stuttering in front of others in such cases is always extremely happy humiliating. Have you trie...

I can't sometimes say my own name

I can't sometimes say my own name I have practised it a billion times at home and out of the billion times I never once fail, I cannot by any thinking fail and yet when the real situation is there I c...

The only thing that reduced my stutter by 80% or more has been daily anti-anxiety meds (in my case, Klonopin). Of course, this is REALLY not ideal, but it's much better than nothing....

Speech impediments can definitely hold us back from sharing in important conversations. I struggle with stuttering , this has prevented me from interacting in conversations which I could given grea...

I block and stammer. It's embarrassing as fuck to block in front of people at a meeting or when you have to do a speech. And people who don't have this problem don't understand and they don't care and...

Me too. I block more than stutter, which can sometimes be worse. Especially mid conversation, when I'm halfway through a sentence and block. It's just so awkward... I do much better with it when I can...

I get you. I don't think I have ever had a good phone call. The fact people can just talk normally on the phone with no blocks feels insane to me....

I have partially felt as you describe some times in my life. The first ones were involuntarily, that is, I did not know how I got to that state, but I did, and some other times I have been able to ach...