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An in-person or online public speaking club in London for people who stammer.
Stammering & Social Anxiety (SASA) Toastmasters Club is for people who stammer, and/or feel anxious in social settings, who want to develop their public speaking skills. This can help with interviews, presentations and dating.
Organiser Vibesan says, "We're a specialist and friendly group and we do regular exercises like 'table topics to practise impromptu speaking, and you can also practise prepared speeches. We only give each other positive feedback so you don’t have to worry about being judged. You don't have to speak; just come and join us either in person".
More details
The group meets twice a month but plans to meet every week if it gets enough members. Doors open at 6:45pm for a 7pm start, and it meets at 21 Dalling Road, London, W6 0JD. Or you can join in via Zoom using this link.
If you’d like more information, email Vibesan at vibesan04@hotmail.com Or you can visit the group’s website, join their Meetup group or Facebook group.
It you want to get more involved you can become a Toastmasters member, for a fee. If not, you can carry on attending as a guest.
Toastmasters is an international organisation, with groups meeting all over the country and globally. See the group's listing on the Toastmasters website.