Help Clients Speak More Smoothly with the Stuttering Therapy Hypnosis Script

Stuttering affects millions worldwide and is more common under stress or emotional pressure. Stuttering or stammering can be incredibly frustrating for the sufferer, yet can be helped by some specific approaches.

The Stuttering Therapy Hypnosis Script from The Script Collection is designed to address the neurological aspects of stuttering by targeting brain activity and reducing anxiety associated with speech.

Scientific studies by the Max Planck Institute reveal that stuttering may be linked to overactivity in the right hemisphere of the brain during speech, which impacts speech production areas.⁽¹⁾ The Stuttering Therapy Hypnosis Script aims to rebalance brain activity by calming the right hemisphere and facilitating smoother speech through the left hemisphere, traditionally associated with logical and sequential processing.

The script incorporates techniques that mimic the natural fluency found in situations where stuttering often diminishes, such as singing and talking with close friends or family. Clients are guided to slow down their speech, incorporate melodic intonations, and allow for natural pauses, fostering a relaxed speaking pace that promotes clarity and confidence.

By focusing on reducing mental pressure and fostering a calm state of mind, the script helps retrain the brain to make smooth speech easier. Clients are encouraged to practice these techniques gently, ensuring they become a natural part of everyday communication without feeling under pressure to be perfect.

Add the Stuttering Therapy Hypnosis Script to your script library today to offer clients a path towards more fluent speech. Access it whenever you need either on your computer or through our free app for Apple and Android.

Stuttering Therapy is also available as an MP3 audio download.

1. Neef, N.E., Anwander, A., Bütfering, C., Schmidt-Samoa, C., Friederici, A.D., Paulus, W., & Sommer, M. (2018). Structural connectivity of right frontal hyperactive areas scales with stuttering severity. Brain, 141(1), 191-204.