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Just try it with a singular word.. "hey, do we need to book the r-restaurant?" Thing is.. most fluent speakers have a certain amount of dysfluency in their everyday speech.. (not to mention a million...

So does this eventually makes the stuttering less or its just a way to make u cope with it?...

Ugh that’ll be so tough to do, because basically doing what my brain says not to do. But I might try this within friends and/or family. Then I can MAYBE try outside of my circle, like my job. Thank yo...

Also known as 'deliberate dysfluency' - basically where you proactively fake stutter to advertise yourself as a person who is not fluent, thus eliminating the pressure to be fluent....

I believe it's true that a big part of stuttering is the fear of stuttering. Voluntarily stuttering can also take a lot of pressure off....

At first it will be like fifty fifty, people see more stuttering but you see more control. Trust me give it a try facing a mirror. It's not speech control it's like being aware of yourself...

My advice is gonna feel a bit meaningless but can you try to stutter as much as you can while talking to your co-workers. Because you are trying not to stutter which is hard to accomplish but when you...

I never used his therapy or strategies. I used his research which helped me to find my pathway to fluency. I am a speech pathologist with an expertise in teaching to the brain. I understand the concep...

I tried to do voluntary stuttering in public. I was way too embarrassed to do it. I decided to study fluent speakers as to why they do not stutter. I discovered that they do not initiate the Valsalva ...

Voluntary Stuttering?

Voluntary Stuttering? So, I have a hard block stutter with elongations and bad secondary behaviors like facial contortions. I think in reality the block type stutter is more so a developed behavior fr...

I’ve mentioned Lee’s book. But that was just one of many things I’ve done. I’m not one to just accept a limitation, so worked tirelessly over 20 years to combat it. And my transformation and quality o...

Tell him that Aristotle, one of the most intelligent men who ever lived, was a stutterer. Then tell him if you pay me I will teach you to stutter...

whatever man it is a good thing, I will also try that and also with voluntaring stuttering....

I’m a lawyer. Law school was rough. One professor told me I should drop out because of my speech. That made me angry enough to keep going—partly just to prove this guy wrong. Things were difficult at ...

totally. My guess on why this works is that we're taking power away from our stutter, and giving ourselves control over it. This is mostly true for people with situational stutter - it gives us confid...

Do you believe if I say voluntarily stuttering nearly cured me....

Lighten up

Lighten up Is stuttering funny? I must admit it can make me laugh, at times. And when I'm in that 'mode' of self-parody, the fear, the stress, the stutter, is no more. ...

Give yourself a month and go all in on rejection. Aim to get rejected for a whole month, treat it like a game and give yourself points for getting rejected. The best form of therapy for trusting you...

**Part #2:** About distraction: I feel it is not promoted by speech language therapists because, as I say in the abstract, distraction is not reliable. But it helps me even now. I do agree that all...

Try the hand slide. My daughter learned this from her speech therapist and I’ve used it a lot. When you think you’re going to block, slide your hand across your desk or the side of your leg. Any surfa...