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Welcome to the British Stammering Association, your first point of contact for information and support on stammering, also known as stuttering.

#What's New
Recent additions to the BSA website.

BSA Conference 2012, LincolnBSA National Conference: Lincoln 2012
Our National Conference this year is in the beautiful city of Lincoln, 31 Aug - 2 Sept. The theme is the Art of Communication, stammering and artistic expression. Come along and let yourself be surprised! Booking now open.

Nominate BSA at your nearest Waitrose
Want to help the BSA raise awareness and potential funding? Nominate BSA to be considered by Waitrose as one of their chosen charities.

London Open Day
Talks and workshops include openess in the workplace, therapy, and brain research. Plus plenty of time to chat and meet new people. June 23rd. Free of charge.

NHS changes in England
British Stammering Association has published a position paper on changes in the NHS in England.

New Equalitytalk website
A new website is now available on how the Equality Act 2010 applies to adult communication impairments, including stammering.

Revealing Mr MaughamSpecial offer: 'Revealing Mr Maugham'
The author Somerset Maugham, who stammered all his life, is the subject of a new film which premiered in March. You can view the trailer. Discounted price if you buy the film via this website, and BSA gets a share of proceeds.

NHS service watch
A confidential survey. Has your local therapy service been reduced (or got better!)? Or are there long waiting lists, or no stammering service for an age group? Let us know.


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Concerned about stammering in school?

#Expert Parent website - information to guide you as your child progresses through the education system, from pre-school to the end of statutory schooling at age 16.

#Stammeringineducation.net - our information and training resource for teachers & school staff 

BSA Information and Support Service. BSA Helpline - 0845 603 2001

For information, support and a listening ear, speak to someone on our confidential, local rate helpline, or use our new online 'live chat'. (More on helpline.)

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Speaking Out
Speaking Out is BSA's members magazine, the leading voice of stammering in the UK. Read articles from old issues online, or join BSA to receive current issues as they are published.


BSA works with The Communication Trust for children with speech, language and communication needs.
BSA supports the Giving Voice campaign for speech and language therapy services.
Communication Trust: 'Every child understood'
Giving Voice: 'Speech and language therapy transforms lives'

This website has been funded in part by The Freemasons' Grand Charity.
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