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A technique used to take the stress out of wondering if a listener thinks you are a person who stutters or not. Telling someone that you stutter.

It is when you gently slide into the production of a word. You may exhale slightly while producing the first sound of a word.

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Repetitions, Blocks, and Prolongations

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eye blinks, head nods, tapping, or other involuntary movements

A technique where you speak slowly and easily. Used to reduce rate of speech and help with pacing. It helps to relax muscles.

A technique used to reduce the fear of stuttering by giving a person who stutters control over when they stutter. It is another term for fake stuttering.

It is when a person's speech might sound like it is stuck in their throat. Ex: "l.....ike this."

when someone repeats something over and over again like a sound, a word, or a phrase. Ex: "li-li-li-like this."

After a stutter has begun, pause to allow for release of built up tension. Then, stretch out the stuttered sound to say it more fluently. "R-r-r-(pause)rrright"