[MEGA-COLLECTION] Tips to improve stuttering: from all research studies and books that I reviewedLittle

[MEGA-COLLECTION] Tips to improve stuttering: from all research studies and books that I reviewed

Stuttering Support Group on Reddit: Discussion and information on stuttering.

NEW tips from SLP Briley: How can we desensitize to stuttering anticipation? How exactly does our body "know" a stutter is coming? (thru associative learning: cognitive and emotional cues from memory, belief, or consequences)

Join the discussion on stuttering recovery & remission! While research has yet to uncover a definitive way to achieve stuttering recovery, many people do experience stuttering remission. This subreddit encourages open and free discussion of ideas about how people who stutter (PWS) may have achieved stuttering remission -that is a phase of sustained fluency without relying on any tricks or interventions

[MEGA-COLLECTION] Tips to improve stuttering: from all research studies and books that I reviewed

NEW tips from SLP Briley: How can we desensitize to stuttering anticipation? How exactly does our body &quot;know&quot; a stutter is coming? (thru associative learning: cognitive and emotional cues from memory, belief, or consequences)

Genetics may be fixed, but conditioning is not: We can desensitize ourselves to the fear of stuttering or negative reactions. We can reinterpret how we perceive stuttering, and so, reshape our responses. Direct your energy toward what you CAN influence, not what you cannot

what do you do in response to stutter anticipation? I&#39;d love to hear about everyone&#39;s experiences

Tips from a person who stutters: &quot;stop trying to control your speech. pretend you&#39;re speaking alone—even in a group. I can actually feel my brain shift into a different fluency mode. practice until you&#39;re fluent alone, then replicate that effortless speech around others&quot;

Inspired by various speech-language pathologists (SLPs). New STUTTER THEORY as of 2025: Why can&#39;t we achieve stuttering recovery? How to weaken the link between freezing and SOCIAL COGNITION? (i.e., de-condition it, as it was before stuttering onset)

Tips to improve stuttering from the book &quot;The body keeps the score: Brain, mind, and body in the healing of trauma&quot; by Van der Kolk (neuroscientist, psychiatrist, and researcher)

Stuttering is not caused by social anxiety. This is a common misconception. Social COGNITION (i.e., when you are thinking how other people are perceiving you, even on a subconscious level) is what interferes with the neural pathways of speech articulation

Summary: New stutter theory from an SLP

Why aren&#39;t there any speech therapies focusing on subconscious fluency? (rather than controlled fluency or auto-pilot speech)

I created a list of INTERVENTIONS to improve stuttering. Remember, what works for one might not work for others

Where do you usually look for keeping up with recent info about stuttering? That you feel are credible and relevant in 2025?

Summary: video about a stuttering SLP who turns speech therapy into art: no need to fix what makes you unique, make stuttering part of the script

Help needed from the stutter community. Does anyone have this IMPORTANT stutter research? (2025) I&#39;d love to summarize it

My personal strategy towards stuttering remission (subconscious fluency as opposed to controlled fluency)

I summarized the book Anatomy of stuttering. By a psychologist who used to stutter - PART 1

The stutterer podcast + I summarized 4+ hours of videos

We want to ACCEPT our stuttering! We face struggles daily that are invisible to others. cultural expectations for speed and efficiency in communication can be harmful. educating the public and shifting societal norms are essential for acceptance and feeling heard

Would you say FEAR is the final link in the stutter cycle?

Any speech therapist tips for stuttering?

sharing my NEW strategy toward stuttering recovery or subconscious fluency

I think we should accept stuttering. so how does acceptance change our subconscious evaluation process just before we speak / stutter?

stutter question: what can I do to stop evaluating for my freeze response?

What CAUSES stuttering? (according to a master student in Neuropsychology)

What CAUSES stuttering? (according to a master student in Neuropsychology)

NEW tips from SLP Briley: How can we desensitize to stuttering anticipation? How exactly does our body "know" a stutter is coming? (thru associative learning: cognitive and emotional cues from memory, belief, or consequences)

what do you do in response to stutter anticipation? I'd love to hear about everyone's experiences

Tips from a person who stutters: "stop trying to control your speech. pretend you're speaking alone—even in a group. I can actually feel my brain shift into a different fluency mode. practice until you're fluent alone, then replicate that effortless speech around others"

Inspired by various speech-language pathologists (SLPs). New STUTTER THEORY as of 2025: Why can't we achieve stuttering recovery? How to weaken the link between freezing and SOCIAL COGNITION? (i.e., de-condition it, as it was before stuttering onset)

Tips to improve stuttering from the book "The body keeps the score: Brain, mind, and body in the healing of trauma" by Van der Kolk (neuroscientist, psychiatrist, and researcher)

Why aren't there any speech therapies focusing on subconscious fluency? (rather than controlled fluency or auto-pilot speech)

Help needed from the stutter community. Does anyone have this IMPORTANT stutter research? (2025) I'd love to summarize it