Chantel is working on her Masters degree in Speech-Language Pathology at McMaster University in Ontario.
Before summer came to an end, the CSA Halton Region On-line Support Group held an in-person meeting at beautiful Spencer Smith Park in Burli
The CSA Board of Directors announces the addition of a new Board Director, Jordan Bloom! Jordan comes to us with a wealth of experience and education in the field of Marketing and has written an article introducing himself on our CSA Website!
The CSA Board of Directors announces the addition of a new Board Director, Mathew Yaworski in the role of Employment Advocacy Coordinator. Mathew is currently a Litigator practicing management-side labour and employment law for the Government of Canada and has human resources and labour relations experience!
After many years of contemplating this possibility, the ABC (Association bégaiment communication) and CSA (Canadian Stuttering Association) are extremely happy to announce that we will be hosting a joint conference November 8-10, 2024 at the beautiful newly renovated Le Nouvel Hotel in the heart of downtown Montréal.
The CSA's longest-running regional chapter, the Calgary Support Group, is now the Prairie Support Group. Established in 2019, the group provides a safe, supportive environment for those who stutter to share challenges, skills, and triumphs. The Prairie Support Group is geared towards people who stutter (and those who support them) across the prairie provinces of Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba. That said, the group continues to welcome people who stutter across Canada and internationally. Meetings take place online every Tuesday from 8:30-9:30 p.m. (EST).
The Canadian Stuttering Association (CSA) currently has one vacant Volunteer Board of Director Role:
Happy New Year 2024 to the Canadian Stuttering Association (CSA) community: our members, volunteers, supporters, generous donors and sponso
It is with heartfelt gratitude that the CSA Board of Directors announces that we not only reached our $15,000 goal in donations for our Conference and beyond, but we raised a grand total of $17,150!!!&
The CSA is extremely happy to announce this year’s recipient of our CSA Award: Rhea Bhalla! Rhea Bhalla is a first-year student at the University of Manitoba and a person who stutters. Rhea is an exceptional volunteer with the CSA who founded (at the age of 14 no less) and continues to lead the CSA Calgary Support Group. In addition, she also leads the CSA Online Youth Support Group and is active with the Family and Youth Programming at our CSA Conferences. Rhea is passionate about disability advocacy and supports the stuttering community through volunteering.