Would you like to participate in a research project or study into stammering? Or are you a researcher looking for participants?
You can influence future research by attending our Research Arena held online every two months.
Below is a list of current academic studies that are looking for people to take part. Click on each link for details.
(Note: these are external academic studies by universities and research groups that have asked us to promote them. They are not affiliated with STAMMA unless stated. Each request has been assessed by our Research Panel.)
If you are a researcher looking for help to find participants for your study, scroll down and download our form.
Current research projects
- For SLTs: Exploring the therapeutic alliances between SLTs & adults who stammer, from a student at Trinity College Dublin (posted Oct 2022).
- For SLTs: What approaches are you using with adolescents who stammer?, from a student at Birmingham City University (posted Oct 2022).
- What are parents' experiences of attending live stammering support groups? (posted May 2022).
- The perception of stammering portrayals in films, from a student at De Montfort University (posted Apr 2022).
- Virtual reality attention study for adults who stammer, from a team at UCL (posted Apr 2022).
- Transient wholeness for people who stammer, from a researcher at Plymouth University (posted Apr 2022).
- Oral history of speech therapy, stammering and activism, from a student at the University of Warwick (posted March 2022).
- Setting the questions for stammering research. Not a study, but a survey from a steering group made up of organisations including STAMMA (posted Feb 2022).
- Investigating the role of parents of teenagers who stammer in therapy, from a student at Leeds Beckett University (posted Feb 2022).
- Testing a virtual reality exposure therapy app, from a team at The Design Psychology lab, Imperial College London (posted Oct 2021).
- Online stammering survey, from the Michigan State University, USA.
Looking for research participants?
If you're a researcher looking for people to take part in your research, please download and complete our Research Participation Request form below and email it to mail@stamma.org