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Published: Tuesday, 01 October 2019 12:13
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Written by Casey Dumaresq
Only a few more days until our annual conference, and your CSA conference planning committee is hard at work! In our September newsletter we talked about this year’s workshops for parents. Teens, we haven’t forgotten you! For teens and young adults attending, the CSA’s own Alexandra D’Agostino will be debuting a brand new workshop titled “Speed Friending” to help teens and young adults meet others who stutter, and Audrey Bigras will lead a discussion about what it’s like to stutter at school!
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Category: Personal Commentary
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Published: Wednesday, 02 October 2019 10:55
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Written by Jaan Pill
Many attempts have been made to change public attitudes about stuttering. Such attempts have included talks, media interviews, and videos which seek to inform the public about stuttering. With regard to all such information-sharing efforts, a question naturally comes to mind: how would we know whether a given attempt to change public attitudes about stuttering, or any other condition, actually works?
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Published: Tuesday, 01 October 2019 13:28
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Written by CSA Admin
The Canadian Stuttering Association (CSA) is entirely run and governed by volunteers, operating on a minimal annual budget. We get no government funding — our existence depends on private donations! That is why we are launching the Monthly Giving Challenge.
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Published: Tuesday, 01 October 2019 12:39
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Written by CSA Admin
The CSA Board of Directors is recruiting for a Coordinator, Marketing and Communications. Are you a marketing professional with marketing/communication experience, interested in sharing your expertise as a volunteer on the Board of Directors of the CSA?
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Published: Monday, 30 September 2019 02:45
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Written by CSA Admin
CSA sponsored support groups for people who stutter are starting up in cities across Canada. Sharing your experiences with other people can be a great way to ease the stress of coping with stuttering. The latest group is in Regina, Saskatchewan!
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Published: Tuesday, 01 October 2019 01:13
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Written by Lisa Wilder
The 2019 A Million Things I Need to Say Walk and Run for Stuttering Awareness took place in Toronto on September 22nd, and in St. John's September 29th, and brought out people who stutter, their friends and family and speech language pathologists to enjoy a day of exercise, music, fun and barbecue.
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