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Scholar who Stutters Writes Young Adult Novel

Tess Casher is a young Canadian Rhodes Scholar who moved to England last year to attend Oxford University.

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The Narrative Approach in Self-Therapy

This is a continuation of a review of selected essays in the text, Stammering Pride and Prejudice: Difference not Defect.

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Working Together To Decrease Stigma

This is a continuation of a series of reviews of selected articles featured in the text, Stammering Pride and Prejudice.

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Keep Kids Talking!

Doreen (Dori) Lenz Holte’s web site and  book Voice Unearthed have helped many parents find a new approa

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A Reflection on Stigma against Stammering

This is the third selected essay from the text, Stammering Pride and Prejudice. Like the author of the previous essay Scary Canary

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Interview with author Mary Wood

Mary Wood, a long-time and well-known CSA member, recently published a book based on her experience of stuttering. The book is titled “Beyond the Fear of Stuttering: My Journey to Self-Acceptance and Freedom”.

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Scary canary: Difference, vulnerability and letting go of struggle

This is the continuation of a series of reviews of selected essays in the book, Stammering Pride and Prejudice: Difference not Defect

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Stuttering and Disability Theory

This is the first of a continuing series discussing a selection of essays from the 2019 text, Stammering Pride and Prejudice, Difference not Defect, edited by Patrick Campbell, Christopher Constantino and Sam Simpson. 

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Ryan Cowley: All The Right Words

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