Take Part In Stammering Research

Do you fancy being involved in new studies into stammering? Your experiences could help others who stammer.

Here's a list of new research studies that are looking for people to take part. They have been sent to us by students and researchers, usually from universities. They are not affiliated with STAMMA unless stated. Each request has been assessed by our Research Panel.

*If you are a researcher looking for participants, click here.

Current research projects

• Survey for people with cluttering (posted May 25)
• Preferred terms around speech & language therapy (posted Apr 25)
• Do different types of metronome affect fluency? (posted Apr 25)
• What do under 18s & parents want from stammering therapy? (posted Mar 25)
• Stammering support: what should be researched? (posted Mar 25)
• The interplay of tempo, rhythm & familiarity on stammering (posted Mar 25)
• Compassion skills course for people who stammer (posted Feb 25)
• Exploring the connection between speech & body movement (posted Oct 24)
• Cluttering on speech & language therapy courses (posted Apr 24. Still open)
• The impact of stammering techniques (posted Oct 2023. Still open)
• Online stammering survey (ongoing).

Sign up to our research mailing list

Interested in stammering research? Sign up to our research mailing list. We'll send you details of new research projects and events you can get involved with.

Looking for research participants?

If you are a researcher looking for people to take part in your research, please download and complete our Research Participation Request form below. Then email it to hello@stamma.org 

About the STAMMA Research Panel

Research into stammering is constantly updating and changing. Researchers regularly contact STAMMA asking us to promote their research projects. We want to make sure that any research we support is well evidenced, meaningful and benefits the stammering community. Our research committee meet throughout the year to review current research into stammering. The committee:

• critically review research about stammering and try to explain the key information or messages as accessibly as possible.
• advise staff on how to measure the impact of STAMMA's campaigns.
• review studies people want us to promote to make sure that these meet our criteria.
• highlight new research which might be of value or interest to our members.

Our committee is made up of trustees, ex-trustees and staff at STAMMA. All members have experience in delivering or reviewing research and many are also people who stammer.

Other ways to get involved in research

• You can also join our STAMMA Research Arena, where you can influence upcoming studies.
• Take Part In Stammering Research. See the list of studies looking for participants.

See other ways you can get involved with STAMMA and the stammering community.