Female, 31, Germany
Eugenia, speaks 5 languages, stutter/breaks words age 5 to 70% of words (grimaces and forced words) and appears speech disabled in about half her conversations. Thinking Short-Stop and avoiding continuums.
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Male, 33, USA
Philip, 33, stuttering since age 6 to up to 20% of his words. He’s a PWSS now. At least 6 weeks without bad incidents. Expanding comfort zones and rejecting residual fears.
Female, 31, Germany
Eugenia, speaks 5 languages, stutter/breaks words age 5 to 70% of words (grimaces and forced words) and appears speech disabled in about half her conversations. Speech Plan stops stuttering for past 5 days.
Female, 31, Germany
Eugenia, speaks 5 languages, stutter/breaks words age 5 to 70% of words (grimaces and forced words) and appears speech disabled in about half her conversations. No bad in past week, but uncomfortable about 10% at home, 30% at work. Overcoming grimaces and forced words.
Male, 37, Germany
Dennis is a PWS. He started to stutter at a very young age around 60% of the words. Beating First Feared Word Problems.
Female, 31, Germany
Eugenia, speaks 5 languages, stutter/breaks words age 5 to 70% of words (grimaces and forced words) and appears speech disabled in about half her conversations. No bad in past week, but uncomfortable about 10% at home, 30% at work. Urge: Whisper-Short-Link-Stop or MESSAGE. Drill humming through words.
Male, 33, USA
Philip, 33, stuttering since age 6 to up to 20% of his words. He’s a PWSS now. At least 6 weeks without bad incidents. Explaining his new goals as a PWSS. Overcoming the fear to introductions.
Male, 33, USA
Philip, 33, stuttering since age 6 to up to 20% of his words. Fears introducing himself. Ways to eliminate choppiness in his speech when under pressure.
Male, 33, USA
Philip, 33, stuttering since age 6 to up to 20% of his words. Rejecting fear and overcoming speech anxiety.
Female, 40, Georgia
Tamara, stuttering since age 3. Mild and stutterer. Fighting extreme fear of speaking to groups.
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