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Orla, Babszie, Bhupinder, Tayo & Steven

For The Media

Three women and two men sitting and posing for a selfie photo from a phone held by one of the women
Orla, Babszie, Bhupinder, Tayo & Steven

For The Media

Resources for representing stammering

Covering stammering or including someone who stammers in your production?

Kudos for wanting to learn more. We want society to understand that stammering is just how some people talk. End of. 

See our guides and resources. Any queries, email us at hello@stamma.org

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Stammering Factsheet

Answers to your questions about stammering.
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Avoiding Stereotypes & 'overcoming'

Portraying stammering the right way and changing the narrative.
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Language Guide: Stammering

Guidelines for talking and writing about stammering.
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Doing media interviews with someone who stammers

A briefing guide for journalists and anyone in the media.
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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.

We also have information leaflets you can download or order.