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I have a stutter. will talking on the phone help reduce this? if so how many phone calls should i make per day?
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Are you less anxious: when you talking the phone? If it seems to reduce anxiety and the stutter, by all means use it to practice relaxing. Then try to gradually speak in places where you tend to get more anxious. Singing and acting practiced lines also may help.
Answered 10/15/2017
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