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Do you attend, or have you attended, a stammering support group? If so, Beth from Birmingham City University would love to hear from you.

For her project, Beth is exploring adults' experiences of attending stammering groups. She wants to know:

  • What aspects do you find helpful or unhelpful about groups?
  • What would you like them to offer?

Join Beth for an informal one-to-one chat over Microsoft Teams. You must be 18+, self-identify as someone who stammers, and have experience of attending stammering support groups in the UK. 

If you'd like to take part, email Beth at beth.moxham@mail.bcu.ac.uk   

She says, "The aim of this project is to help make support groups more useful, welcoming and better suited to the needs of people who stammer."

This project runs until 28th August 2026.

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