Articles

Adventures in Stuttering (“become a stutterer and travel the world”)

I have recently had the exceedingly good fortune to attend both (a) the ISA World Congress (International Stuttering Association) in far-northern Finland in August of 2025, and (b) the inaugural “STARS” Conference (Stuttering Treatment and Research Society) in Laguna Niguel in Southern California

Catherine MoroneyConference, Personal Commentary, Research

Stuttering is easier when you realize that you are not alone :)

Being a person who stutters isn’t always easy, but it becomes much easier when you realize you're not alone. I’m Angelica, a person who stutters from Peru, currently living in the USA while pursuing a PhD.

Angelica BernabéConference, Personal Stories

My Stuttering Story

My parents have told me that I didn’t say my first word until I was three years old. When I was a child, I knew I didn’t talk like other kids and I initially believed there was something wrong with my vocal cords.

Lisa HollingsworthConference, Personal Commentary

A First CSA Conference Experience

My name is Samuel Sinanan, and I am a person who stutters. I have been a stutterer all my life. This year was the first time I attended a Canadian Stuttering Association (CSA) Conference.

Samuel SinananConference, Personal Commentary

Une Merveilleuse Expérience

I recently had the great pleasure of attending the CSA ( Canadian Stuttering Association) annual conference for the first time in early November. I had always wanted to attend an international conference, and this was held in Montréal, Québec.

Pamela MertzConference, Personal Commentary

The  CSA Conference changed my Daughter’s Life

Photo: Cynthianna, age 10, with Eeva Stierwalt, CSA National Coordinator

My name is Cynthia and I am a Mother of two children who stutter:  Nathdaniel, age 17 and Cynthianna, age 10. 

Cynthia NeeposhConference, Kid's Corner, Personal Commentary

Family and Youth Programming for the CSA Conference

Alexandra D'AgostinoConference