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This is false. Everyone you see is stressing about different aspects of themselves: some are worried they sound like an idiot, some are distracted, some are worried about the tone of their voice, some...

I was where you are. I came to the realization that although I accepted stuttering, I did not accept the realization of how much residual fear existed within me....

I read a great book by Mel Robbins "5 Second Rule". This book taught me how to turn my anxiety and fear INTO excitement. This has enabled me to give presentations to 100s of participants all over t...

I personally always hated these situations and have struggled with them in the past. I've noticed that as they read names, the anticipation of my name being called made me very anxious. As a result my...

Overcoming stuttering in a nutshell + my journey

Overcoming stuttering in a nutshell + my journey If I had to pinpoint where I was in my stuttering journey, this is the picture that I would use to sum it up. I know that there’s a way to overcome stu...

Stopped caring so much helped me. I stopped speech therapy in 10th grade and stopped caring so much about it and what people thought. That alone made me speak better Im 31 now, still stutter and its...

Wow 63.  Never been a better time to branch out. I don't have a stutter problem.  I may still mildly stutter in certain situations, but it's no longer a reason or an excuse to avoid that situation. ...

Hiya You hate your old job so you have to move on. If you don't you'll be miserable and then kicking yourself thinking you could be somewhere else right now. You're afraid of failing on the speakin...

I’ve found the less I care about whether I stutter or not the less I stutter. I lot of what contributes to stuttering is the fear and anxiety of speaking situations. It’s like a cruel trick we play on...

OP, one thing I forgotten to mention in my reply post to you, and I feel is quite important. I do this as well. On the days where you are feeling stressed about your stuttering and you are thinking an...

I would say focus on the things you can control. Make sure you're presenting something that you're proud of, and show up on time or early. Accept the fact that you're gonna stutter and deal with what ...

I largely agree with you that it's naive to think of stuttering as a physiological brain-based disorder only. At least in my case I got a lot of evidence its a systems issue comprising many parts, of ...

I’m 35, and I’ve met one peer who stuttered in the wild, and through that SLP, I met some others that were older than me at the time. They had full fledged careers and it was good to have that support...

Yeah, I guess so. :) I would lie if I say it was easy. I basically stopped studying because of the fear of talking in front of many people (I blamed other things for it at that time). Or being afraid ...

You say you have a mild stutter and that you can be fluent to an extent. I have the worst type of stutter known to man, severe as can be, gut wrenching type of stutter, and I don’t have problems with ...

First of all we have to accept that we have Stammering. Only then we can work on that....

Man I’ve only been in this stuttering sub for only a few days and I’m already sick and fucking tired of this cure talk. I’ve stuttered my entire life. It’s a bitch. It seems like a lot of people talk ...

Same I'm a arab/Jamaican male 22 in nyc who stutters with mostly the same problems. I had therapy in school but that didn't seem to help as much and still now have the same anxiety / speech problems. ...

This conversation has been mostly poisoned by the use of the word cure. Is there a simple cure for stuttering? No. Is there a set practice of exercises or speech therapy that can be used to attain flu...

Ya I agree with you man, it definitely makes it harder. But that gives you a reason to try harder. I’ve had girls tell me it’s cute aswell but that’s just cope tbh. It’s cute like a gay couple is “cut...