Resources

• My Beautiful Stutter Documentary
• The Way We Talk Documentary
• Stutterer, an Oscar-Winning Short
• Friends Community Series

• Proud Stutter
• StutterTalk
• Stutterology
• Stuttering is Cool
• My Stuttering Life

• I host bimonthly outdoor meetups for kids aged 5-10 who stutter and their families in Seattle, so reach out if this is something you’d like to join! It’s very casual and free to all.

SPACE (Stuttering, People, Arts, Community, Education) Programs:

• Community & Arts Programs for Youth & Young Adults
• Professional Listening Workshops

Friends Online Communities:

• Virtual Kids’ Groups
• Virtual Teens’ Groups
• Virtual Young Adult Groups (20-30 y.o.)
• Virtual Parents’ Groups

National Stuttering Association Local Chapters:

• Seattle has a family chapter for kids aged 7-17 and their families, and an adult chapter. Each meets monthly.
• Find your local chapter here.

‍Stuttering Association for the Young (SAY):

• ‍Confident Voices Program
• Camp SAY

Online Adult Groups

• ‍Stutter Social
• Myspeech Wednesday Meetings

If you’re an SLP looking for connections with other SLPs who work with people who stutter, SAY puts on a bimonthly event called Intervision and I can connect you with the coordinator if you shoot me a message.

• My personal favorite: I Talk Like a River by Jordan Scott
• A Boy and A Jaguar by Alan Rabinowitz
• Unstuck by Stephen Groner
• When Oliver Speaks by Kimberly Garvin and Saadi Wicks
• Ben Has Something to Say by Laurie Lears
• The Can't-Be-Seen Who Couldn't Squawk by Dale F. Williams
• Steggie’s Stutter by Jack Hughes
• Paperboy by Vince Vawter
• Adventures of a Stuttering Superhero by Kim Block
• The Adventures of Phil & Dotty by Michael Sugarman and Kim Swain
• The Adventures of Abigail by Yolanda Boone
• Greenhorn by Anna Olswanger

• Life on Delay: Making Peace with a Stutter by John Hendrickson
• Out With It by Katherine Preston
• Stutterer Interrupted by Nina G
• Stammering Pride & Prejudice: Difference Not Defect by Patrick Campbell, Christopher Constantino, and Sam Simpson
• Black Swan Green by David Mitchell

I only know of outdated cluttering groups, but I sometimes connect my clients who clutter (with their permission) if they have similar experiences or interests through letter writing or in-person groups.