Can it be cured?

[paddypops]

Hi I have undertaken slow speech camperdown therapy in melbourne and it did help me for a short while.I couldnt sustain slow speech practise in public.I have recently started to stutter severely which has never happened before.Any feedback about the Hollin's program and is it available in australia?

[ron99]

Hollins uses a technique called Fluency Shaping. Although each place might teach it a little differently, there are other places in the U.S. that offer it. I took it from a place in Norfolk, VA. Look at my other postings for the results I got.

Do a search to see if there is anyone offering Fluency Shaping in your country.

Ron

Originally Posted by paddypops

Hi I have undertaken slow speech camperdown therapy in melbourne and it did help me for a short while.I couldnt sustain slow speech practise in public.I have recently started to stutter severely which has never happened before.Any feedback about the Hollin's program and is it available in australia?

[martie]

Hi,
I had a stuttering problem for a long time but at one point I decided I was gonna get rid of it, it took me about a year of trying different techniques and alot of practice, but now I'm totally free from stuttering.

I have posted a three part video on youtube with all my tips and techniques
so please check it out, I think it can be very helpful
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9jhP..._order&list=UL

Cheers,

Martin

[xeon]

I would say yes, it can be cured. If you are able to speak to yourself fluently, there is nothing wrong with your speech mechanism. It's just not easy to cure. However, the worst thing I think you can make is to give up.

One of my favorite quotes: "The question is not who is to blame. The question is what you can do about it".