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About Stammering

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Orla, Babszie, Bhupinder,Tayo & Steven

About Stammering

What we know about stammering

Learn what stammering (also known as stuttering) is and why people stammer. Find out how public responses have shaped the experience.

Do you have any questions? Want support? Start a webchat or call our free helpline on 0808 802 0002.

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What Is Stammering (Stuttering)?

Find out the meaning and definition of stammering. When does it start and will it stop?
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What Causes Stammering?

Find out what we know so far about why people stammer.
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Influential People who Stammer

A list of famous people throughout history who stammer or stammered.
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If you don't stammer read this

What it can be like to stammer and society has shaped the experience.
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Is There A Cure For Stammering (Stuttering)?

Is there a remedy or quick fix that will 'get rid' of stammering? Can you 'overcome' it? Will stammering stop? Find out here.
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Is Stammering A Disability?

Find out what the law says. Read about the differing views of people who do and don't see themselves as disabled.
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More About Stammering

Find out more about the experience of stammering, related differences and the law surrounding it.

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Research

Find out about the latest stammering research and how you can influence future studies.
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Any questions?

We're here to help. Start a webchat or call our helpline free on 0808 802 0002, both open Mondays to Thursdays 10am-2pm and 4pm-8pm. Or email help@stamma.org.

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