Author: Ciaran Brennan
Looking back now, I can see that my story is not unique, but as a child, I felt particularly hard done by and singled out for especially cruel and never-ending punishment. I developed my stutter when I was probably 7 or 8 years old. My father and two brothers had a […]
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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 […]
Continue reading "Ali Rishab shares: “My speech impediment creates barriers to advancing in my career”"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.
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 […]
Continue reading "Founder of Stuttering Society talks music career, public speaking, stuttering and acceptance"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!”
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 […]
Continue reading "Chair of the World Stuttering Network (WSN) shares his story and perspective on stuttering"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.
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.
Continue reading "Stephen Greene shares his journey of stuttering acceptance, resilience and dealing with disfluency"Bevin Murphy is a blogger and stuttering advocate from Ireland. Here, she shares her personal story dealing with stuttering, and talks about her blog My Stutter and I, and her journey towards self-acceptance. For more information, follow Bevin’s account on Instagram @mystutterandi and check out her blog: https://mystutterandi.blogspot.com
Bevin Murphy is a blogger and stuttering advocate from Ireland. Here, she shares her personal story dealing with stuttering, and talks about her blog My Stutter and I, and her journey towards self-acceptance. For more information, follow Bevin’s account on Instagram @mystutterandi and check out her blog: https://mystutterandi.blogspot.com
Continue reading "Blogger Bevin Murphy shares her personal story coping with stuttering"Stephen Greene shares his personal experience dealing with stuttering. He also talks about how accepting stuttering helped him gain more confidence and changed his mindset and the way he feels about it.
Stephen Greene shares his personal experience dealing with stuttering. He also talks about how accepting stuttering helped him gain more confidence and changed his mindset and the way he feels about it.
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