Everyone’s stuttering is unique. But nearly every person I’ve met who stutters has at least this challenge in common: to say your name....

I stuttered for decades. For nearly all that time, I played defense. What does that mean? I was terribly defensive with my speech, trying...

What is your stuttering mindset? Are you a victim, bystander or unstoppable? In my decades of stuttering, I experienced all three parts...

I’ve made just about every mistake you can make in stuttering, including developing a mess of fluency tricks. They seemed to help for a...

In my last blog post, I discussed how to play with your speech to get more comfortable speaking. I also suggested that you make it a...

Are you rigid when you speak? I sure was: Tense, serious, always expecting to stutter and trying anything to avoid it. Once I was invited...

Take control or be controlled by stuttering — it may be THE question facing anyone who stutters. Do you let stuttering control you, or do...

In the last three posts, you read about my relearn to speak strategy: Breathe, Emphasize, Phrase (BEP). But how can you bring those...

Working through your stuttering is hard enough without making it worse with things that add anxiety. That’s why, early on in my efforts...

Perhaps the most frequent challenge faced by people who stutter is how to start conversations. I’m talking about starting a new...