If you've got something you want to say about stammering; your story, a poem, a cartoon, or even a rant, we'd love to share it.
Hearing other people talk about experiences similar to yours can help you feel less alone and bring things into perspective. Whether you stammer yourself or you're a parent of a child who stammers, it’s a powerful way to inspire, encourage and raise awareness of stammering and its impact.
So, tell us how things are going for you, whether you stammer yourself or if you're a parent family member or if you know someone else who stammers.
tell us about:
- work or finding a job
- growing up with a stammer
- how stammering affects your social life
- dating and relationships
- school, college or university
- parenting
- things you've found helpful
- or any other stammering-related topics, opinions or poems.
Read what others have written in Your Voice.
How to submit your article
- Download and read our Your Voice Writer Guidelines (pdf).
- Email your work, 800 words max, in a word or docx file, to editor@stamma.org preferably with a picture of yourself.
If you have any questions or would like more information, email us at editor@stamma.org.
We will acknowledge receipt of your article within a few working days. Because of the high number of submissions, articles may take a while to be published.
Top images: Two of our supporters who have written for the site. Read Max's article 'My YouTube video' and Chantal's piece 'It's essential that we continue to form community'.
