My Story — 29.01.20 My life right now Jamie Lewis Rennie shares his story so far and tells us what's on his mind about dating, socialising, therapy and job-hunting with a stammer. My Story — 24.01.20 40 years of self-managing my stammer As a teenager, Richard Smith's self-consciousness really held him back. But through his life experiences after leaving school, including speaking to farmers about muck-spreading and his time on a kibbutz in Israel, he found ways to cope. School & University — 21.01.20 Word substitution rarely worked when I spoke French When Claire Norman chose to study French at university, she knew it would it would have its challenges. Here she writes about developing social phobia and how her placement in France made her realise she couldn't hide away any longer. Work & Job Hunting — 15.01.20 It’s what you say, not how you say it Colin Mitchell sat down at the event he organised, feeling inadequate about his speech. But then someone took to the stage and proved that stammering doesn't make you a bad public speaker... Opinion — 10.01.20 2020: the Year for our voices Callum Schofield tells us about finding peace with his stammer last year and how it's inspired him to make big plans for 2020. Opinion — 07.01.20 My New Year's Resolution For the last four years, Phillip Cole's stammering-based New Year's resolutions haven't lasted very long (until the end of January, usually). What has he resolved to do for 2020? Opinion — 19.12.19 The gift that keeps on giving In this season of gift giving and receiving, US-based James Hayden asks the question: if stammering is a gift, what has it give Parenting — 18.12.19 Dexter's Christmas shopping trip Emily Vass tells us how a kindly shopkeeper encouraged her son Dexter, giving him the confidence to go on and meet Father Christmas. Opinion — 18.12.19 Samwell's stammer BSA Communications Director Kate Dickson reflects on the recent news story about Game of Thrones actor John Bradley and his experience of stammering, and questions his decision to give his character a stammer. Parenting — 17.12.19 My daughter's Christmas play In the first of our special series of articles for Christmas, Peter Wright tells the heartwarming story of his seven-year-old daughter, who hoped for a speaking part in her school’s nativity play. Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 … Next page ›› Last page Last »
My Story — 29.01.20 My life right now Jamie Lewis Rennie shares his story so far and tells us what's on his mind about dating, socialising, therapy and job-hunting with a stammer.
My Story — 24.01.20 40 years of self-managing my stammer As a teenager, Richard Smith's self-consciousness really held him back. But through his life experiences after leaving school, including speaking to farmers about muck-spreading and his time on a kibbutz in Israel, he found ways to cope.
School & University — 21.01.20 Word substitution rarely worked when I spoke French When Claire Norman chose to study French at university, she knew it would it would have its challenges. Here she writes about developing social phobia and how her placement in France made her realise she couldn't hide away any longer.
Work & Job Hunting — 15.01.20 It’s what you say, not how you say it Colin Mitchell sat down at the event he organised, feeling inadequate about his speech. But then someone took to the stage and proved that stammering doesn't make you a bad public speaker...
Opinion — 10.01.20 2020: the Year for our voices Callum Schofield tells us about finding peace with his stammer last year and how it's inspired him to make big plans for 2020.
Opinion — 07.01.20 My New Year's Resolution For the last four years, Phillip Cole's stammering-based New Year's resolutions haven't lasted very long (until the end of January, usually). What has he resolved to do for 2020?
Opinion — 19.12.19 The gift that keeps on giving In this season of gift giving and receiving, US-based James Hayden asks the question: if stammering is a gift, what has it give
Parenting — 18.12.19 Dexter's Christmas shopping trip Emily Vass tells us how a kindly shopkeeper encouraged her son Dexter, giving him the confidence to go on and meet Father Christmas.
Opinion — 18.12.19 Samwell's stammer BSA Communications Director Kate Dickson reflects on the recent news story about Game of Thrones actor John Bradley and his experience of stammering, and questions his decision to give his character a stammer.
Parenting — 17.12.19 My daughter's Christmas play In the first of our special series of articles for Christmas, Peter Wright tells the heartwarming story of his seven-year-old daughter, who hoped for a speaking part in her school’s nativity play.
