Resources
Ann Arbor Stuttering Support Group
We host a monthly stuttering support group in conjunction with the Ann Arbor Stuttering Awareness and Research Club. This support group is a safe space for teens and adults who stutter to connect, share experiences and navigate challenges with one another.
Interested in attending the support group?
We hope you'll join us for one of our upcoming meetings to see what it's all about! The support group is held at the same time and place every month. You can also log in virtually if you aren't able to make it in person.
Date: Fourth Wednesday of every month
Time: 6:00p.m. – 7:30p.m. ET
Location: Ann Arbor District Library: Downtown Branch, 3rd Floor Freespace, 343 South 5th Avenue, Ann Arbor, MI 48104 OR you can attend virtually via Zoom
Registration isn't required, but it does help us plan how many snacks to bring! Feel free to register if you're planning to attend an upcoming meeting. The registration form also includes more information, like the Zoom link to join.
Stuttering Resources
These organizations provide education, support and advocacy for people who stutter and their families.
The National Stuttering Association is a nonprofit organization that provides support and education for people who stutter and their families. They also host local, regional and virtual events, provide free career advice and connect people who stutter via social media.
The Stuttering Foundation is a nonprofit organization that provides free online resources, services and support to those who stutter and their families, as well as support for research into the causes of stuttering. Their podcast is especially engaging and informative.
The International Fluency Association is building a global community dedicated to the advancement of science, education, practice and advocacy in stuttering. Their resource page provides a variety of international resources for people who stutter and their families.
FRIENDS is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to providing support and education to young people who stutter, their families and professionals in the field. They provide annual conferences, workshops, and other events for children, adolescents, parents and adults who stutter.
ASHA is the national professional association for speech-language pathologists and other credentialed professionals in speech-language-hearing. They provide free educational resources and keep up-to-date listings of speech-language pathologists in your area.
For over a decade, Camp Shout Out has gathered together youth who stutter, experts in stuttering, speech-language pathologists, graduate students, camp staff, and volunteers for approximately one week to grow as individuals and communicators.
Speech Neurophysiology Lab Newsletter
Our newsletter is another great way to stay up-to-date on local stuttering news, especially upcoming events, helpful resources and the latest breakthroughs in stuttering research. Join our email list and you'll receive updates several times a year directly in your inbox!