Dont beat yourself up if you have a stuttery day

Published: April 5, 2016, 7:29 p.m.

Episode #193: You’re going to stutter. It’s part of the package. So don’t beat yourself up if you have a stuttery day. That’s the advice from Pamela Mertz, Stutter Social host, and producer of the Women Who Stutter podcast and blog. Pamela hid her stuttering for 30 years until one day she had enough. Once she start stuttering openly, telling people about it, and hanging out with others who stutter, Pamela found resilience she never knew she had. “You’ll lessen the load and anxiety but just being yourself and stuttering openly. And it makes you a more interesting person, more unique”.\xa0On this episode, I ask Pamela to share her tips on how to survive and grow resilient to stuttering.
\nThis is part 5 in a series where I ask each of the Stutter Social hosts to share their stuttering survival and resilience tips:
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\n* Part 1 \u2013\xa0The phone, dating, jobs, small talk
\n* Part 2 \u2013\xa0Show your stutter who\u2019s boss
\n* Part 3 \u2013\xa0Give yourself permission not to be perfect every day
\n* Part 4 \u2013 Focusing on the positive stuttering experiences
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\nMore stuttering coping tips in the Stuttering is Cool book!
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\n\u2013 Uri Schneider, M.A. CCC-SLP
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