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We hope that watching these films will give people who stammer hope and information that there is an alternative.
Anne Blight and Craig Hammond speaking at the Rotary in Britain and Ireland 2010 Conference.
Bournemouth Conference 2010 - Operation Starfish from RIBI on Vimeo.
There have been quite a few occasions recently when people who I know, have asked me, Steve how have you gained this control over your stammer?
After living with a severe stammer for 20 years and actually finding a way in which I can control it, is a dream come true, When talking to these people, using Technique I know all they are thinking about is why I am not moving like I used to. I think most people are too embarrassed to ask me so I usually make a point of saying it for them! (Explaining all about the Starfish Project).
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For further information please read Steve's article on gaining control over his stammer
A man whose life was affected by stammering has become a tutor for a course in Sussex that transformed him through teaching breathing techniques.
A man whose serious stammer left him a virtual recluse has been helped by a specially-developed therapy.
The non profit making Starfish Project provides an effective, sustainable and affordable solution to stammering, with free lifetime support.
You will see featured in these films the compassionate and caring one-to-one training given by recovering stammerers. A chance to witness these recovering stammerers helping new people to learn the Starfish technique, that they themselves use, to control stammering that once controlled them.
We hope that these films not only give inspiration to stammerers, but also help improve public awareness of stammering, stuttering and give a greater understanding of the problem.