What's new

The second Stammerers Through University Consultancy (STUC) Conference took place online in June. Here, one of the speakers gives us a flavour of what happened.

Carla talks about deciding to make a career change from marketing to speech & language therapy, and how important it is to look after our mental health.

Hundreds of you have reported that a 'woozy face' emoji appears on iPhones and iPads when typing the word 'stammering' into messages.  

In memory of its author, Hunter Adair, who sadly passed away this May, here's a free-to-download pdf of the book 'My Silent Pause', telling the story of his lifetime as a person who stammers.

Help us cheer on our runners in our first event post-lockdown. We'll even be having a picnic afterwards if you fancy it.

Drive-thrus, eye contact and microphones have been sources of anxiety for James over the years. Having recently come to terms with them, he felt compelled to write and tell them how he feels.

The acclaimed author chats with poet Zaffar Kunial about his stammer and its influence on creativity.

The annual Walk 'n' Talk weekend with STAMMA and the Scottish Stammering Network is back!

Jack Dinsley wins prestigious award for his Be Kind Stammer campaign.

Are you a teenager or are you looking for help for your teenager who stammers? Book a place on our new workshop this November/December.

Join us throughout August 2021 as our wonderful helpline volunteer Clare Rawlings gets us up and moving from our desks.