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I am sorry. It worked for me I guess it does not work for everyone. The Valsalva response was the answer to my stuttering....

I am trying to get people who stutter to understand that in my research stuttering occurs due to poor or intermittent airflow through the vocal cords. It is called the Valsalva effect. Try researching...

Check out the book by William Parry who talks about the relationship between the Valsalva response and stuttering. This book began my journey to fluency....

We have all felt that way. We have all made decisions that were controlled by our stuttering. I have always felt that I could have become so much more successful in my life if I didn’t stutter. I was ...

I am sorry that you are missing the point. Try reading a book by William Parry about the relationship between the Valsalva response and stuttering. This book helped me to begin my journey to fluency....

The mouthing of the words is only a test. It is to demonstrate that stuttering is not in your mouth but rather in your voice. A fluent speaker doesn’t stutter because they have a steady flow of air th...

I have the exact opposite. When I'm infront of other people i can feel their presence wich makes me like 90% more fluent. When im alone i stutter like hell. I cant even pronounce a single word. It doe...

Speaking to yourself is a low stress activity where you dont hit your stutter threshold. Meanwhile talking to others puts more demand on your speech system which it cant handle, thus you start stutter...

Yep bro slow down your thoughts and speech both and speak in exhale and do this for around 6 to 8 months after that you will be able to speak on your natural pace with around 85 to 90 percent fleunt, ...

The same question came to me a little while ago. Why do I speak better on my own than when I speak with others, even though I sometimes stutter when I am alone but its too mild, There must be a way be...

I am about 90-95 percent fluent even under pressure you don't need to excessive exercise to reduce this just talk and force out your words take your time just talk and talk and notice your breath do i...

We all at one point in our lives felt the same way you do now. There was a time that I thought that I would stutter for the rest of my life. I was lucky in the sense that I am a speech pathologist so ...

I have asked many people who stutter to say a sentence from any text. Repeat the sentence without voice by just mouthing the words. I have never known any stutterers who stuttered without voice. Stutt...

I agree. The blocks seem to be a learned response. When I'm talking to a dog or singing ( badly) I don't even think about my stutter because I know it won't happen. However when talking to another per...

A good test is to take a sentence from a text and repeat it by mouthing it with no voice. If you do not stutter then you know it is not a problem in articulating the word. Usually it is a problem with...

This is the HARDEST part of reaching fluency. A stuttering brain instructs the vocal cords to close during speech whereas a fluent brain instructs the vocal cords to remain open during speech. You are...

Is there is someone like me?

Is there is someone like me? For me my stutter come and go but not daily imeen in months like ispeak completely free for couple of months (winter) then once we get to summer ifeel like iam totally dif...

I feel ya, for me the stutter created subconscious fear around talking, not even conscious. And of course the fear fuels the stutter, vicious looping cycle....

Why do I only stutter when I think what I want to say?

Why do I only stutter when I think what I want to say? I swear whenever I think about what I want to say I stutter and can barely get the words out. But if I don't think about it most of the time I c...

Yeah, it's conplex in nature, but I truly believe it's totally related to our nervous system, and how safe it feels with expression. Some kinda nervous system freeze response. Perhaps a combination of...