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Committee for the Big Stutter Party

Self disclosure/stereotype threat:

  • Children can develop a “growth mindset” through learning that success takes effort.
  • mistakes are opportunities to learn and grow from.
  • This mindset encourages children to seek out new challenges and fulfil their potential.

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Therapeutic practices must adapt to shifts in the conditions of people’s lives.

— Winslade (2013)

It is no longer enough to give people a relationship in which they are free from being judged. What they need is an opportunity to actively deconstruct the normalising judgements operating on them and to push back against the effects of these judgements.

— Winslade, p.8 (2013)

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A banner painted by children, reading: WWWelcome to our Stutter Party.
An A4 laminated invitation to 'Stutter Party', along with event details like time and location.
Various cut-outs of painted people or children – one including Mario!

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References
  • Winslade, John. (2013) From being non-judgemental to deconstructing normalising judgement, British Journal of Guidance & Counselling, DOI:10.1080/03069885.2013.771772.
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Resistance
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