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Stuttering Society in 2025: A Year of Advocacy and Connection

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As 2025 comes to a close, many meaningful moments have shaped these past 12 months. This year has been remarkable in terms of advocacy, outreach, partnerships, and global connection, and we had the privilege of representing our community at several important events.

We had the honor of speaking at StutterFest, sharing experiences and insights alongside an […]

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Stuttering Society receives its first philanthropic donation

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Stuttering Society has received its very first philanthropic donation, generously provided by Kaira Fund. Kaira is a philanthropic transition fund that supports system changers with strong ideas through coaching, network and donations.

I launched Stuttering Society in 2021 after almost two years working on developing the website. Since then, I’ve continued to dedicate my time and […]

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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

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Diversity coach talks about how to deal with the emotional aspects of stuttering

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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

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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 neuroscientific research in speech sciences. In this interview, we delve into Dr. Theys’ groundbreaking study that identifies specific brain areas linked to stuttering, such as the left putamen, claustrum, and amygdalostriatal transition area. Discover how these parts of the brain influence stuttering and the innovative method of lesion network mapping used to uncover these connections.

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The future of stuttering therapy: Prof. Dr. Catherine Theys talks about her latest findings

Posted on Awareness & Education, Blog Posts, Conversations, Specialists, Speech Therapistsby RaianiSibien

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 […]

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“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 celebrated.

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Don’t let anyone tell you that you can’t because you stutter!

Posted on Blog Posts, Inspirationby RaianiSibien

“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 […]

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Two years of Stuttering Society :)

Posted on Blog Posts, News & Updatesby RaianiSibien

Today marks exactly two years since I officially launched Stuttering Society. I remember the excitement just minutes before I announced that the website was live. Nobody knows the sleepless nights, the money invested, the challenges of finding good professionals, the work of creating content on my own, and all the effort I put into this […]

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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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