Documentary filmed for Danish National Television following people who stutter.
Twelve people, with mild to severe stutters, joined the programme and did an amazing job working on their speech. The course will be featured in a stutter documentary filmed on the course, to be shown on Danish National Television (TV2) later this year. Make sure to check it out!
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