Hi William, I feel your techniques are by far the most useful and beneficial. They give a genuine feeling of “yes that works” and it’s not just a trick or a distraction.
Excellent overview of your program! I'm very blessed to have found it and to have worked with you. As a fellow SLP, who is also a stutterer, I continue to benefit from your program and help others who stutter as well! Thank you!
Hi will , I don't know if you will see this , but I stuttered when I was like 5 years old , and when I became 11 I stopped stuttering for a while, after that when I turned 16 I started stuttering again(I'm now 18) and I'm overthinking it too much because of that it's getting worse even though I stutter some people don't know that I do because I've dealing with it unconsciously, but lately that has been hard and I have trouble breathing and pain in my chest and when I get stuck on a word it feels so bad . Sorry for the long story , thank you so much for your help
I didn't use to stutter alone but because of the worsening of my Stutter I know stutter even when I'm talking to myself sometimes of course it's like when I'm talking to people
Example: If you're going to a restaurant to order a pizza, your role is that of an adult customer and your sole purpose is to get a pizza. Your role should not be that of a child whose purpose is to please or impress the waiter by trying hard not to stutter. Whether or not you stutter should be irrelevant. All you want is a pizza.
@@stutteringtherapist I agree but additionally trying to speak fluently could lead to unhelpful corrections (compulsion, tension, anticipation, avoidance-behaviors). I recommend to try to speak fluently by replacing unhelpful corrections with helpful corrections (not caring about the past/errors, focusing on fluency laws like prosody/intention to focus on maintaining the forward flow of speech and resisting compulsion/avoidance-behaviors to resist disruptions in the forward flow of speech; allowing anticipatory anxiety in your mind and body). What is your opinion?
@@ytchannel-howtooutgrowstutteri I agree that trying to speak fluently is likely to interfere with speech. This is because it increases the reactivity of the amygdala, resulting in the release of stress hormones that suppress the phonation of vowel sounds and substitute an urge to force on consonants and glottal stops as part of a Valsalva maneuver. Instead, I teach participants to take pleasure in expressing themselves through the melody (or prosody) of the vowel sounds. This is supplemented with techniques to inconspicuously discharge effort impulses and relax the Valsalva mechanism. This is explain more fully in my videos and my book. See my website at www.stuttertherapy.com.
This video alone is so incredibly helpful.Thank you so much for your work!
Hi William, I feel your techniques are by far the most useful and beneficial. They give a genuine feeling of “yes that works”
and it’s not just a trick or a distraction.
Excellent overview of your program! I'm very blessed to have found it and to have worked with you. As a fellow SLP, who is also a stutterer, I continue to benefit from your program and help others who stutter as well! Thank you!
Hi - did you achieve much more fluency on the program? Does speaking in the new way feel natural or does it feel like a 'technique'?
Im Korea man. Please add other languages options please. Cause I can't English well.
Hi will , I don't know if you will see this , but I stuttered when I was like 5 years old , and when I became 11 I stopped stuttering for a while, after that when I turned 16 I started stuttering again(I'm now 18) and I'm overthinking it too much because of that it's getting worse even though I stutter some people don't know that I do because I've dealing with it unconsciously, but lately that has been hard and I have trouble breathing and pain in my chest and when I get stuck on a word it feels so bad .
Sorry for the long story , thank you so much for your help
I didn't use to stutter alone but because of the worsening of my Stutter I know stutter even when I'm talking to myself sometimes of course it's like when I'm talking to people
Great video. Question: how do I focus on the role and purpose in speaking? Could you please provide examples?
Example: If you're going to a restaurant to order a pizza, your role is that of an adult customer and your sole purpose is to get a pizza. Your role should not be that of a child whose purpose is to please or impress the waiter by trying hard not to stutter. Whether or not you stutter should be irrelevant. All you want is a pizza.
@@stutteringtherapist I agree but additionally trying to speak fluently could lead to unhelpful corrections (compulsion, tension, anticipation, avoidance-behaviors). I recommend to try to speak fluently by replacing unhelpful corrections with helpful corrections (not caring about the past/errors, focusing on fluency laws like prosody/intention to focus on maintaining the forward flow of speech and resisting compulsion/avoidance-behaviors to resist disruptions in the forward flow of speech; allowing anticipatory anxiety in your mind and body). What is your opinion?
@@ytchannel-howtooutgrowstutteri I agree that trying to speak fluently is likely to interfere with speech. This is because it increases the reactivity of the amygdala, resulting in the release of stress hormones that suppress the phonation of vowel sounds and substitute an urge to force on consonants and glottal stops as part of a Valsalva maneuver. Instead, I teach participants to take pleasure in expressing themselves through the melody (or prosody) of the vowel sounds. This is supplemented with techniques to inconspicuously discharge effort impulses and relax the Valsalva mechanism. This is explain more fully in my videos and my book. See my website at www.stuttertherapy.com.
Hi will, how do I sign up for your sessions
Question: could you please provide all the unhelpful and helpful beliefs, attitudes and intentions?
There are too many to list here. Many are listed in my book, "Understanding & Controlling Stuttering" (4th edition).
Bina efforts k natural speech is a real speech
I would like to get speech therapy from you. I’m 19 and I usually face this issue! How much do you charge and how can I contact you?
Thank you for your interest. For more information, please email me at stuttertherapy@aol.com.
Keşke videolarınızın alt yazısıda olsaydı
Goodday sir,i tried to contact you do you perhaps hv an alternative email i got your book 7 years i go i am enquiring abt the new one
You can get the 4th edition of my book, "Understanding & Controlling Stuttering" by going to my website at www.stuttertherapy.com.
How can I get the book in Nepal
How can i get the therapy...???
You can email me at stuttertherapy@aol.com for further information.
Aakash bhai aap kaha se ho
Speech therapy li hai kya aapne ?
Stammer bolte time bhut effort lgata h or abdoman tight ho jata
Bina force k bolne se bhi stammering nhi hoti