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#Help create an iPhone game
Young people aged 13-19,
workshops in Swindon.
Stammering Information

Teenagers Who Stammer


#"Information for teenagers and young adults"
A comprehensive guide compiled with the help of our panel of specialist speech and language therapists.
#Teenagers who stammer - where to get help
Centres and courses for teens, contact for problems at school, help on the web, and some tips from teenagers who have coped with stammering.
#Therapy and courses for adults (16+)
This section of our website offers information on different therapeutic approaches as well as more specific information on NHS therapy, private therapy and courses.
#Employment index
Information and articles on employment, including our employment booklet for people who stammer.
#Is there a cure for stammering?
The BSA perspective on this much asked question, including considerations for different age groups.
#Self-help
Includes list of self-help groups in the UK, chat rooms, email lists etc, BSA telephone and email groups, and other self-help resources.
#Interiorised stammering
Our leaflet on interiorised or 'covert' stammering - where you generally sound fluent but exert a lot of energy in avoiding.
#Fluency Trust Courses
"Teens Challenge" - a residential course at a North Devon adventure centre (2010 dates). Also Fluency Trust film: 'Speak' - "a short film for young people who stammer, made by young people who stammer."
How to succeed at university if you stammer
Ramesh Summan writes for students who stammer and their parents about the support available at university. (2007)
#Starting university
Adam Chaffer, a second year law student at Northumbria University gives some advice to students who stammer and are starting university. (2009)
Student allowance granted for fluency device
Disabled Students' Allowances may fund an electronic fluency device if you are in, or about to enter, higher education. Zaber Ahmed writes about obtaining the allowances for a VoiceAmp device. (2008)
#Talking to Teenagers
We visit a London therapy centre to find out how school is for nine young stammerers.
#Using the telephone
Don't let this modern-day piece of plastic dominate your life.
#General information about stammering
About stammering generally - what is it?, causes, statistics, terminology, myths etc.
External websites
#"Just For Teens"
"A special page Teens who stutter" - on the Stuttering Homepage website
#Stuttering: straight talk for teens (video)
Watch this video online on the Stuttering Foundation of America website.
#Michael Palin Centre for Stammering Children
The Michael Palin Centre in London is a centre of excellence in the UK for the treatment of children who stammer. The website is by ARSC, the charity supporting the Centre, and includes information for teenagers.
#Friends
A US organization "created to provide a network of love and support for children and teenagers who stutter, their families, and the professionals who work with them".
#Working with students who stammer (pdf)
On the De Montfort University website, about how lecturers can support students who stammer in higher education.

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