Stammering at 17 can feel especially heavy because you’re at an age where communication and confidence matter a lot, whether it’s class participation, exams, or speaking on stage. First, know this: stammering is not a reflection of your intelligence or capability. Many people with stammers go on to become excellent professionals, speakers, and leaders.. I’d first try to understand when your stammering happens most only in front of people? under stress? or even when alone. Often, anxiety and self-consciousness make stammering worse

Performance anxiety can cause stammering and vice a Versa. It needs to be addressed asap otherwise it may get complicated. It can be well treated with counseling sessions and homeopathic medicine effectively and without any side effects. It needs to be addressed in a holistic approach for complete recovery. You need an expert Psychologist who is a good homeopathic physician.

You can connect with a counselling psychologist (Myself ) and a speech therapist . This could well be a self esteem related issue ! I wish you could join a support system group if there is any .

Consult psychotherapist

You need to connect with psychologist.its all mind game.  reframe your perspective about your own self.accept yourself as you are..be kind towards yourself in your self mind talk

Hi, Having a stammer can be very challenging, especially when it affects your ability to speak fluently and impacts your confidence, particularly in situations like speaking on stage. It's completely understandable to feel frustrated or self-conscious, but it's important to remember that you're not alone, and many people face similar difficulties. Overcoming stammering often involves patience, practice, and support from speech therapists or counselors who can help you develop techniques to speak more comfortably and confidently. Building self-esteem gradually and celebrating small successes can make a big difference over time. Be kind to yourself and recognize that your worth isn't defined by how quickly or smoothly you speak. With consistent effort and support, you can improve your confidence and find ways to express yourself more comfortably.

Hi, Consult a psychologist.You can always get help from a speech therapist.

Connect could be due to low self esteem or anxiety

Stammering is common and can improve a lot with the right support. A speech therapist can help you practice techniques to speak more smoothly, and working with a psychologist can build confidence and reduce the anxiety that makes stammering worse. Don’t be discouraged and with steady practice and guidance, fluency and confidence both get better.

Consult a psycho therapist

Consult a speech therapist or psychologist