It's absolutely fine to be emotional and feel excitement about speaking. But stuttering brings in a whole new universe of fears, worries, negative emotions and avoidance behaviors. So how can we reduce or even eliminate stuttering anxiety?

The successful speech therapy for stuttering, I believe, should involve just three steps, three elements, three action items: one, two, and three. Too simple? Well, it's not that simple though. Let's take a closer look.

For people who stutter speaking often feels like going from one hard word to the other. So, why are these words or sounds so difficult, what's so special about them and what can we do about them? Let's find out.

Our guest today is Peter Louw, the author of the book "Coping with Stuttering." I got interested in his videos on YouTube about the passive airflow technique. He also created a Facebook group about stuttering as a mindbody disorder.

Becoming friends with stuttering is basically the essence of the transformation, the journey to freedom from stuttering, to a new state where you truly don’t bother about speech impediments when they happen and if they happen.

If you're a person who stutters and if you're not quite satisfied with how you feel at the moment of speaking interaction, then you have something to fix. What is it? Let's find out!

Every now and then people tell me about their stutter and finish by asking "help me please!" So I decided to make a comprehensive post and video providing such help. We’ll cover the core of the stuttering iceberg, speaking exercises and techniques, and what we need to do to bring real change to the speaking pattern.

What careers are good for people who stutter? How to prepare for a job interview? Let's dive into these topics!

I want to give you practical tips on how to deal with hard speaking situations and most importantly I’ll share with you the most effective way to prepare for those situations so that they stop being stressful in the first place.

When it come to dealing with stuttering, we oftentimes are not quite sure what to focus on. So, here's my best advice for you.

A huge part of our success and how we feel about ourselves and our lives depends on how we handle failure. This is true for everyone, but it's especially relevant for people who stutter, because every time we stutter, we feel—or might feel—like a failure. So, what do we do? Let's find out.

Beautiful people and great discussions about how to deal with stuttering. Our goal is to learn one practical takeaway from each person and apply it immediately. It’s a powerful source of inspiration to live life fully and stay true to yourself.

How to stop stuttering, how to fix and how to cure stuttering... How to accept stuttering and not be ashamed or afraid of it... How to deal with stuttering... Ironically, the answer to these seemingly different questions is the same.

I firmly believe that getting free from stuttering is a path of acceptance. Let’s uncover why.