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Tayo & Orla

Supporting Someone Who Stammers

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Tayo & Orla

Supporting Someone Who Stammers

How to be stammer-friendly

How you react when someone stammers (also known as stutters) can make all the difference in the world. Find out what you can do to make space for stammering.

If you want to discuss anything, call our free helpline on 0808 802 0002 or start a webchat. Both are open Mon-Thurs 10am-2pm & 4-8pm.

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In Conversation With Someone Who Stammers

A guide to the best things to do when speaking with someone who stammers.
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For Partners & Friends

Tips for supporting a friend or loved one who stammers, as well as yourself.
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For Teachers

A guide for how primary and secondary school teachers can support children who stammer.
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For University Staff

A guide for supporting university and college students, as well as interview candidates, who stammer.
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For Healthcare Staff

We invite all those working in the health sector to join us to improve the patient journey for people who stammer.
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For Judges & Legal Staff

Guidance on supporting people in court who stammer, as well as other resources relating to stammering and the law.
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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.