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I didn't know you replied until now because you replied to yourself. If you snoop around https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov, you can find many case studies that associate tongue ties with orofacial disorder...

Yes! Our speech therapy (with a board certified fluency specialist who teaches me SO much every.single.session) is about “feeling in charge” of speech. My son has “tools he can choose to use” when he ...

Non-stuttering SLP here. This is a pretty "classic" assignment, and still considered more or less best practice for teaching non-stuttering would-be clinicians. Is it perfect? No. Is it somewhat cont...

[RESOURCE] Speech Therapy Techniques

[RESOURCE] Speech Therapy Techniques Hey r/Stutter I'm trying to compile speech therapy techniques that we all probably learned in the past. Stuttering is a very complex disorder and it's hard to reme...

I opened up to my flatmate about my stutter and I got quite emotional, we are now dating and she is incredible. I like to think me exposing my emotions like that helped. It is something I have learnt ...

The issue I also have with the courses is that you're forever tied into a technique, and rely on that technique. The pattern with stutterers and from what you've said seems to just be putting yourself...

cool story, thanks for sharing! i agree with you about the courses. i took one here in the US, and i hated how i sounded afterwards. i generally came to the opinion later that i would rather sound lik...

You are a rock star!! I loved reading your post and it made my day. :-) My son had his first oral presentation today and it went really well. He stuttered his way through it and he felt like he knew ...

[Self-Therapy for the Stutterer](https://www.stutteringhelp.org/Portals/English/Book_0012_tenth_ed.pdf) really helped me. It's motivational, but not in a self-help bullshit kind of way. There's some r...

I would definitely suggest giving therapy another shot. I think the people on here saying "don't worry about it" are unknowingly being dismissive towards your problem. The goal for most adult therape...

I agree that the company is not upfront about what their product can and cannot do, which has been absolutely devastating to people who believed it was a long term solution, were helped for a bit only...

I think talking while changing your voice or accent really helps ! That's why alot of therapies include voice changing techniques. My therapist even made me consider a theater course so i could speak ...

I did the Delferro course and i have to say its a good course. But not all problems start with the diaphragm. With me its my vocal cords. I can control my diaphragm with almost no effort but i have tr...

I did a special course and I stuttered only 6 times in the last two months. I talked a lot and did a lot of things to challenge myself, like ordering food, making phone calls and approaching strangers...

She did. But when I go out from her, I start speak fast again :( Also she make me learn some poetry and read some texts aloud...

I have the same problem. I have been seeing a speech pathologist for a few months now. One of the things we started working on is voluntary stuttering. When you feel a block, you can usually enunciate...

I am seeing a speech therapist, now facetiming once a week since I am back in university and we focus on desensitizing negative feelings of stuttering by enforcing various techniques. One such techniq...

If you're still at a university, I would check with their speech and communications department to see if they have any speech language pathoogists who know about stuttering. Most speech lang pats actu...

I tried some when I was a kid, which I think amounted to breathing exercises. Probably some older theories behind it. Tried some later around the onset of my twenties (I think), but there wasn't much...

What do you wish more professionals understood?

What do you wish more professionals understood? I teach college-level courses to students who will become Communicative Disorders Assistants (CDAs). CDAs assist Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiol...