I did stutter quite badly, in the 1970’s I would be sent to a stutter class, which the rest of the class would know about, but I imagine it was obvious anyway.
I found that thinking about an answer and slowing my speech down helped a lot. If you think about people who sing and have a stutter, they don’t when singing because they know what they are going to say. It’s about controlling your breathing as well.
It still comes back if I’m anxious, I find more that the wrong word comes out.
I did stutter quite badly, in the 1970’s I would be sent to a stutter class, which the rest of the class would know about, but I imagine it was obvious anyway.
I found that thinking about an answer and slowing my speech down helped a lot. If you think about people who sing and have a stutter, they don’t when singing because they know what they are going to say. It’s about controlling your breathing as well.
It still comes back if I’m anxious, I find more that the wrong word comes out.
