Opinion

While researching for his PhD, Thomas realised how much speech therapy in the past was tied to empire and racism.

James describes those all too familiar times when it's hard to express yourself the way you want to.

Working on a suicide helpline has led Bill to wonder how prevalent the issue is within the stammering community.

After a lifetime feeling ashamed of his stammer, Tim says a revolution is needed if we want things to change.

Saadhika tells us how psychological approaches to therapy helped her to deal with a difficult time in her life.

Amelia's list of the least helpful things to do when speaking with someone who stammers.

Paul, from the Birmingham Stammering Support Group, tells us his idea for getting people talking at local groups.

James gives an impassioned argument against the popular phrase.

To mark International Women's Day, Sophie writes about the pressures she feels as a woman who stammers, and celebrates other women in the community.

After a lifetime searching for a way to deal with his stammer, Tim explains how he couldn't dismantle his avoidances, and how being 'out and proud' about stammering might be unattainable for him.

James, our regular Your Voice contributor from the U.S., tells us how a routine visit to his doctors made him think about how much medical professionals know about stammering, why it's important and how it could be improved.