Transforming Lives – Overcoming Stuttering Via Zoom
“It is great to have so much support, I feel like I can start living the life I always wanted to, with freedom,” one new member said.
The more this student mental health nurse works on her stammer, the more confident she becomes.
Megan Gribben, a first-year student mental health nurse, didn’t let her stammer prevent her from securing a place on the degree course she always wanted
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International Stuttering Awareness Day – ZOOMING AROUND THE WORLD 2020
We Zoomed around the world yesterday raising awareness of stuttering
‘I couldn’t say my own name without stuttering or stammering.’
An estimated 1pc of the population lives with a stammer, and Christie Toney is among them. But, like US presidential candidate Joe Biden, she has learnt to cope with the condition. Gabrielle Monaghan reports
When words fail you. Stammering iceberg.
PATRICK HANLON, 22, is an online journalist for RTÉ, writing and blogging about fashion, food, homes, movies and music. He loves baking, road trips, music gigs, and tweeting.
McGuire Programme on Elaine TV Chat Show via Virgin Media TV talking about stuttering.
McGuire Programme on Elaine TV Chat Show via VirginMediaTV
Megan turn-around out of stuttering silence.
It’s extremely hard for me to put into words what this programme has done for me. I joined this programme at the age of 17, I was scared, embarrassed and ashamed of having a stammer, or being different from everyone my age! I had a multitude of tricks and avoidance behaviours. The first time I spoke to my own dad on a telephone was after my first McGuire course.