Stammering and how to overcome a stammer
Posted: Monday, July 11, 2005
by Steve Hill
Stuttering therapy
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My name is Stephen Hill, I have overcome a stammer which had been a major thorn in my side for eighteen years. My aim in life is to try and help as many other people to achieve fluency as I can. This did not seem to help me very much and after attending these speech therapy lessons for eighteen years decided it probably never would. I firmly believed that my own stammer was very much a physcological as well as a physical problem as at times I could very well, like for example when I was talking to my girlfriend or when I was talking when I was drunk. I decided to read a lot of books about positive thinking for example and at the same time started to study how good fluent talkers were speaking compared to me. I was basically trying to re-learn how to speak. It was hard for me to truly believe I would ever be able to achieve fluency as everyone had always told me that you can not overcome a stammer. After about a year though I managed to overcome the stammer and then started to help other people to achieve fluency. Stephen Hill has a number of websites including: http://www.stammering-stuttering.co.uk http://www.stutter-cure.com http://www.stress-management-game.co.uk | ||
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Top-level comments on this article: (1 total)im a sri lankan who also suffering from stammering and i find this article really really encouraging and Mr. Stephen Hill, i want you to know you are doing a great job. He has the wound knows the pain. i'l read your other articles. keep it up. thanks and happy new yearThanks for your positive comments, I am glad you enjoy the articles. Steve
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