Written by Hanna When I was younger my stuttering made me silent. I only spoke when I felt I wouldn’t stutter. Despite switching out words and planning ahead what I was gonna say, I still got long blocks in my speech. The shame I felt in those moments was excruciating. The anxiety afterwards lasted for […]
A week of finally feeling normal
Written by Willemijn A year ago I went to my first Erasmus+ exchange for people who stutter. It was an eyeopening experience. For the first time, I felt what it was like to be completely free from stuttering. And I didn’t even have to be fluent to experience that! The only thing I needed was […]
Speaking Up
Written by Vinnie Stuttering is a strange condition. It is visible, yet hidden. It is a disfluency in speech, yet PWS are more than able to communicate their thoughts if you give them the time. Is it an impairment? A different way of speaking? I used to not give these things much thought. As an […]
My third Youth Exchange
Written by Juuso Another week for young people who stutter is behind us. And it truly exceeded my expectations. This was my third year in a row, this time attending as a facilitator. Sounds fancy, doesn’t it? We had three facilitators in this years camp. Me being the first one. Raul, one of the most […]