The National Special Interest Group in Disorders of Fluency was established by a group of Speech & Language Therapists who were keen to extend their knowledge of fluency disorders.
The groups aims are:
 | to provide mutual support, information and contact for colleagues working in the field of dysfluency.
| to organise study days and meetings to promote continuing professional development.
| to act as a forum to discuss policy developments and issues relating to
dysfluency. | |
We produce a newsletter signal twice a year.
We now have about 230 members across the country.
Study days are held three times a year at venues across the country. These meetings are free for members. See Events Diary for more details.
Membership is open to registered Speech & Language Therapists, SLT students, retired SLTs and other interested parties approved by the committee. See How to Join.
Current Committee
Chairperson: Sue Rant (Reading)
Secretary: Pat Brookes
Treasurer: Rachel Everard (London)
Membership Secretary: Jane Bligh (Hertfordshire)
Meetings Organiser: Helen Jenkins (Birmingham)
Information Officer: Carolyn Desforges (Nottingham)
Extra Ordinary Roles
Signal Newsletter Editor: Jan Anderson (Edinburgh)
Online Resource Editor: Isobel Pickering (Ipswich)