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 have approximately 200 members.
Study days are held three times a year at various venues in the UK. 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
See what to expect from your membership here
Read latest minutes from SIG here
Current Committee and latest SIG reports for year 2007-2008
Chairperson: Carolyn Desforges (Nottingham); Previous Chair's report here
Secretary: Nicky Gorb
Treasurer: Rachel Everard (London); Current Treasurer's report here
Membership Secretary: Sharon Millard (London); Previous MSs report here
Study Day Organisers: Anne Ayre & Kirsten Liddle (Hartlepool); Previous SDO's report here
Information Officer: Carolyn Desforges (Nottingham); Previous IO's report here
Extra Ordinary Roles
Signal Newsletter Editor: Jan Anderson (Edinburgh); Current Signal report here
Online Resource Editor: Isobel Pickering (Ipswich)