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  • Face coverings and stammering

    Face coverings and stammering

    ​Face coverings can make it difficult for those who block when they stammer to talk, easily hold conversations and be understood, so we’ve been looking at the law.

  • Stammering under lockdown

    Stammering under lockdown

    Over April and May 2020 we sent out a series of surveys to find out about life under lockdown. Thank you to everyone who gave their time to respond. You also gave us great feedback on what you want from Stamma.
    We asked parents of children who stammer on our database about their experiences, as well as speech & language therapists (SLTs) about theirs. Finally we asked all our supporters abo

  • New videos for parents of pre-school children who stammer

    New videos for parents of pre-school children who stammer

    Dated 6th May 2020
    Watch our new set of videos for parents whose child has just started stammering.
    Over the last month during lockdown we've seen a record number of calls to our helpline from parents looking for information and support for their child who's just started stammering. So we decided to make a set of short videos to help answer some of the most frequent questions parents are ask

  • The impact of Covid-19 on stammering services

    The impact of Covid-19 on stammering services

    Dated 24th April 2020
    NHS stammering therapy is now being provided remotely but services are very limited, with some therapists being redeployed to the frontline. Courses have been cancelled and postponed.
    With the current restrictions on face-to-face interaction due to the coronavirus, we wanted to explore the impact this is having on stammering therapy services across the UK.
    We sent a

  • Stamma member credit Liam Arthur for Stamma

    1% or 3%

    CEO Jane Powell asks the question: are there 3 times more people who stammer than we thought?

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