Role Play Exercises. Something we haven’t tried in ages – but it can be rewarding and help polish up our communication skills.

Speaking Circles – say your piece – stand your ground – engage your audience and improve your confidence.

"Seals" surprise! Come and find out what Richard has planned – he's giving nothing away !!

With Thanks...

Many thanks go to Matthew (former Chair) and John (former Treasurer) for their many years in service to our Self Help Group. And a special 'Congratulations' to John who has just celebrated his 90th birthday.

New Chair and Treasurer

Richard Seals and Martin Wright have been elected 'Chair' and 'Treasurer' respectively. We wish them well in their new positions.

Evening Post Interviews

The group were very kindly interviewed by Jane Garfitt of the Nottingham Evening Post for a future article in helping raise awareness for the forthcoming Open Day.

Carolyn Desforges

Carolyn, our Speech and Language member of the group attends the Oxford Dysfluency Conference in September and reports back to the group.

New Chair invited to the Houses of Parliament

Richard Seals our newly elected chair has been invited to London to show support against the new cuts to Speech and Language Therapy.
More to follow...

Nottingham Open Day, October, 22nd 2011

The Nottingham self help group for people who stammer, in conjunction with the national charity, The British Stammering Association, held a FREE Open Day on Saturday, 22nd October, 2011 at County Hall, West Bridgford, Nottingham.

Stammering can be an isolating, frustrating and emotional condition and, with generous funding from The Nottinghamshire Community Foundation, this event brought together people who stammer and to help improve life, self - esteem and speech.