Nolwen Grassin, diversity coach and hypnotherapist, talks about the best ways to handle the emotional aspects of stuttering. Nolwen is based in Brussels, Belgium. You can find out more about her here: http://www.coaching-diversity.com The post Diversity coach talks about how to deal with the emotional aspects of stuttering first appeared on Stuttering Society ..read more

We recently had the opportunity to interview Larry Stein, speaker and author of several books on stuttering and public speaking. Based in the United States, Larry Stein struggled with stuttering for 50 years, compromising his career and suffering debilitating depressions. In an effort to save the business of his dreams, he launched a drive to [...] The post Larry Stein’s Journey: from 50 years of stuttering to public speaker first appeared on Stuttering Society ..read more

Erik Lamens is the co-founder and President of Belgian Stuttering Association since 2011. A filmmaker and a person who stutters, Erik shares his powerful journey from a childhood marked by bullying and isolation to becoming an award-winning filmmaker. His acclaimed film, ‘To Speak,’ has won 17 awards and aired in 15 countries, resonating with audiences [...] The post Erik Lamens: From Bullying to Filmmaker and President of the Belgian Stuttering Association first appeared on Stuttering Society ..read more

Today we share the story of Ali Rishab, who is sharing his journey with us below. Hi Everyone My name is Ali Rishab from Sri Lanka. I am 48 years old, married and with three kids. Professionally, I am an accountant, currently living in Dubai. I stutter since my childhood. Childhood and Student Life During my childhood, I did [...] The post Ali Rishab shares: “My speech impediment creates barriers to advancing in my career” first appeared on Stuttering Society ..read more

Join us for an enlightening conversation with Dr. Catherine Theys, Associate Professor in the School of Psychology, Speech and Hearing at the University of Canterbury in New Zealand, where she directs the Te Puna Pūtaiao Ioio | Speech-Language Neuroscience Lab. She is an expert in stuttering and acquired neurogenic communication disorders and does behavioural and [...] The post The future of stuttering therapy: Prof. Dr. Catherine Theys talks about her latest findings first appeared on Stuttering Society ..read more

“Recipes for Happiness” is a new, uplifting video series where Raiani Sibien, founder of the Stuttering Society, shares encouraging messages with the stuttering community. Each episode is designed to inspire confidence, provide practical advice, and foster a sense of belonging. Whether you’re looking for motivation, support, or simply a reminder that you’re not alone, “Recipes for Happiness” is here to nourish your soul and brighten your day. Subscribe to our channel and follow us on social media to stay updated on new episodes. Together, let’s create a world where every voice is heard and ce ..read more

Halife Tunç is a 23 year-old university student living in İstanbul but studying in Kayseri. During our interview, he shared his journey growing up with a stutter, how he deals with stuttering at university, acceptance and projects for the stuttering community. In addition to his studies, he works as a Turkish-English translator remotely for a company based in UK. The post Halife talks about growing up with a stutter, stuttering at university, acceptance and resilience first appeared on Stuttering Society ..read more

Malachi Kanfer is the Cantor at Congregation B’nai Jacob in New Haven, Connecticut and he also serves as the Education Director for Yahad, the joint Hebrew School of Congregation B’nai Jacob and Congregation Or Shalom. The post Cantor Malachi Kanfer shares his journey as a musician who stutters first appeared on Stuttering Society ..read more

Sean Bw Parker (MA) is a British writer, artist, musician and academic specialising in cultural theory and justice reform. He has published a number of books and albums, won several awards – including a Koestler Arts platinum for play The Wolfstadt-Wire – and gave a TED talk in 2013. He holds BA and Masters degrees in Fine Art from the University for the Creative Arts in Surrey, and lived and worked in Istanbul for ten years until 2014 as a musician and teacher. He has given talks at Istanbul University, Kadir-Has University, University of Bristol, Bristol BIMM, and Brighton Science Festival ..read more

Raiani Sibien, founder of Stuttering Society, had a chat with Rutger Wilhelm, author of the book ‘Too Fast for Words’, about how she handled performing on stage and giving interviews as a singer/songwriter while stuttering. She also shared about stuttering at work and the journey of acceptance. Rutger is a person who clutters. If you want to learn more about cluttering, take a look at our interview with Rutger and his book, where he shares his journey with cluttering. The post Founder of Stuttering Society talks music career, public speaking, stuttering and acceptance first appeared on Stutte ..read more