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A social media platform for people who stutter. Create your profile today and have access to all our interactive features, get professional advice from experts, join our community groups, our forum, add friends, send private messages, share your story, create articles for our blog and much more.

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Stuttering Society

A social media platform for people who stutter. Create your profile today and have access to all our interactive features, get professional advice from experts, join our community groups, our forum, add friends, send private messages, share your story, create articles for our blog and much more.

Register now and join our stuttering community!

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Jurjen de Jong is currently the Chair of Stamily as well as an astronomer and data scientist, currently working for the Leiden Observatory. He started this association with fellow friends who stutter in 2018. In the end of 2020, Stamily became officially the association it is today. Stamily is there for and by people who stutter with the aim of connecting people and raising awareness about stuttering through varies activities and by maintaining an online environment, which functions as a safe space for its members.

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Interview with Jurjen de Jong, Chair of Stamily

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Jurjen de Jong is currently the Chair of Stamily as well as an astronomer and data scientist, currently working for the Leiden Observatory. He started this association with fellow friends who stutter in 2018. In the end of 2020, Stamily became officially the association it is today. Stamily is there for and by people who […]

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Tom Scharstein is a person who stutters and entrepreneur from South Florida, USA. He has maintained a high level of involvement in the stuttering support community for over 25 years. Tom is deeply honored to serve as the chair of the World Stuttering Network (WSN), and says, “This is the MOST exciting time to be a person who stutters! The pandemic has brought the world’s stuttering community together!”

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Chair of the World Stuttering Network (WSN) shares his story and perspective on stuttering

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Tom Scharstein is a person who stutters and entrepreneur from South Florida, USA. He has maintained a high level of involvement in the stuttering support community for over 25 years. Tom is deeply honored to serve as the chair of the World Stuttering Network (WSN), and says, “This is the MOST exciting time to be […]

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Stephen Greene is a Social Care Worker (Disability Services) from Ireland. He is a person who stutters and is the former Chairman of the Irish Stammering Association and support group facilitator. Stephen is also a musician and is the keyboard player in his band.

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Stephen Greene shares his journey of stuttering acceptance, resilience and dealing with disfluency

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Stephen Greene is a Social Care Worker (Disability Services) from Ireland. He is a person who stutters and is the former Chairman of the Irish Stammering Association and support group facilitator. Stephen is also a musician and is the keyboard player in his band.

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Every month, we will choose a real story to be featured on our website. Here we share the stories of people who stutter. We discuss everything from the challenges they face, to the journey of acceptance and overcoming their fear of speaking. We encourage our community to be a voice in a world where it’s all too easy to hold back – so why not share your story too? Stories can be set to public or only visible to registered members of the Stuttering Society platform.

Inspire Others
Share Your Story

Every month, we will choose a real story to be featured on our website. Here we share the stories of people who stutter. We discuss everything from the challenges they face, to the journey of acceptance and overcoming their fear of speaking. We encourage our community to be a voice in a world where it’s all too easy to hold back – so why not share your story too? Stories can be set to public or only visible to registered members of the Stuttering Society platform.

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Matthew Cossolotto is an author, speaker and speech coach with several years of experience in public affairs. He is a former speechwriter for top officials at NATO and has been helping leaders and aspiring leaders to reach their full potential in the public speaking arena. During our interview, Matthew shared the key elements that enable us to better express ourselves and find joy in public speaking, despite the challenges of having a speech impediment. For more information, check out Matthew’s website: https://matthewcossolotto.com/home

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Author, speaker and speech coach reveals the secret of public speaking

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Matthew Cossolotto is an author, speaker and speech coach with several years of experience in public affairs. He is a former speechwriter for top officials at NATO and has been helping leaders and aspiring leaders to reach their full potential in the public speaking arena. During our interview, Matthew shared the key elements that enable […]

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Own who you are but without apology

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Do you ask yourself what would be different if you were a fluent speaker? How would you be perceived by others? These questions will stop having relevance once you realise that you can be whatever you want to be, regardless of your speaking ability. You don’t need approval from anyone to be yourself.

Not long ago, […]

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Stuttering in a foreign language

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Text author: Raiani Sibien

In 2006, my family relocated from Brazil to Italy. Back then, I could only speak Brazilian Portuguese but it didn’t take long before I became fluent in Italian. Fluency in the new language didn’t mean speech fluency, on the contrary, for some unexplainable reason, I realised my stuttering often got worse when […]

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