Swapping Words To Avoid Stammering

from Stammering Solved · host Steve Hill

Swapping words to avoid stammering - it was of benefit but also had a negative side as discussed during this episode of the Stammering Solved podcast. What I always realised was that fluent people didn't avoid or substitute any word, and that to become fluent I would also need to stop doing so, along with many other changes to my life. I was willing to do whatever it took to eradicate the stammer from my life. If you enjoy these videos I welcome you to Subscribe to the channel, and to "Like" the videos. Feel free to add a comment including about a subject or question that you would like me to discuss in a future video. Website: https://stammeringsolved.co.uk email: [email protected] Phone: 07967 549 070 Here are the links to my social profiles: https://twitter.com/StammerCourse https://www.instagram.com/stammeringsolved/ https://www.facebook.com/StammeringSolved/

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