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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...

ashwagandha is literally a cheat code for this stuff. i use tribe organics ksm-66 and the quality is honestly way better than whatever you get at the grocery store....

When I worked as a ski instructor I literally taught a woman (fluent) who's ex bf (left each other on amicable terms) had a stutter...

Yesterday I was stuttering a bunch like I always do. Every other word or sentence, the usual. Bought some magnesium glycinate then went to bed. Woke up and did my practice monologues and I didn't stu...

I have the exact same type. Only difference is that I also don't stammer when I sing....

Not sure. Maybe because you're being more careful and slow ? Maybe French doesn't have the syllables that trigger your stutter...

my first lenaguage is spanish and when i talk english (which i learned from school an tvshows) i don't stutter. idkk, i thing it could be beacause for me it's not natural to talk in english, i have to...

the left side of the brain mostly the side where language is processed. It's interesting because my wife was born Israel and she moved to the US when she was 5 - and she does stutter in her native Heb...

Why Don’t I Stutter When I Speak In My 3rd Language?

Why Don’t I Stutter When I Speak In My 3rd Language? I know my native language, my second language is english, and because I live in canada, I learn french at school as my 3rd language. I recently had...

I stutter too — building a free app for people who stutter. Need your input.

I stutter too — building a free app for people who stutter. Need your input. Hi everyone, I’m 24 years old and I stutter (mild, but very real). It mostly happens in **pressure situations**—for exam...

I can have a hard time initiating singing, but once I get going for a second or two, I almost never stutter...

Singing utilises your right hemisphere more, which has music processing regions and different timing networks to your left hemisphere and basal ganglia. Also you’re using a continuous breathing techni...

Yes, imitating an accent significantly improves fluency because your mind is focused on imitating the accent than self-monitoring your fluency. It essentially uses a different hemisphere of the brain,...

I’m practically 100% fluent whenever I imitate an accent or do some kind of “character” voice. American for context (born in NY — living in NC)...

Yes! If you whisper loudly you won’t stutter. If you play a different accent you most likely won’t stutter. That’s my experience. Like I can speak with a strong Russian accent or Southern US accent wi...

I stutter less or don’t completely if im doing a silly accent or if I’m singing....

A question to stuters

A question to stuters Do you notice a change in the level of stuttering (either negative or positive) when you imitate a certain sound or change your tone of voice? (I do not mean raising or lowering ...

A question to stutterers

A question to stutterers Do you notice a change in the severity of your stuttering (either positive or negative) if you change your voice or imitate a certain voice? (I don't mean raising or lowering ...

No one stutters when they sing. It’s because you’re using your diaphragm when you sing. A speech therapy technique called costal breathing teaches people to speak using the same breathing pattern you ...

I think most people don’t… it’s something about how you breathe while talking (atleast it sounds good lol) I wish I could sing all the time but people would think I’m nuts 😌🤣...