Articles
Finding Employment as a Person Who Stutters
Mathew Yaworski — — Personal Commentary
Looking Backwards
In order to grasp the big picture of what occurred in November 1971 when I recovered from my stuttering, I sense that very very briefly telling this same story backwards might be of assistance to anyone who is interested.
Don McLean — — Personal Commentary
Jordan Bloom, CSA's new Marketing & Communications Coordinator
Hi CSA! My name is Jordan Bloom, and I am so beyond excited to join the Board of Directors as the Marketing and Communications Coordinator for the Canadian Stuttering Association.
Jordan Bloom — — Personal Commentary
CSA Member Pushes for Justice
One of our members, Peter Holleley, was in a serious human rights dispute with the Landlord Tenants Board (LTB) which he then escalated to the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario (HRTO).
Lisa Wilder — — Personal Commentary
CSA Conference 2023 Success!
There were many highlights of our CSA 2023 Conference at the beautiful Lord Elgin Hotel in downtown Ottawa!
Eeva Stierwalt — — Personal Commentary
The Day I was Finally Heard: 52 years Later
On Saturday night November 4 2023, the Banquet Dinner of the Canadian Stuttering Association took place.
Don McLean — — Personal Commentary
The CSA Conference changed my Daughter’s Life
My name is Cynthia and I am a Mother of two children who stutter: Nathdaniel, age 17 and Cynthianna, age 10.
Cynthia Neeposh — — Personal Commentary, Kid's Corner
Studies Show... Conferences are Awesome!
It's no secret that peer support, and opportunities to meet and interact with one another, in both social and educational environments, are beneficial for people who stutter. Worldwide, tens of thousands of people who stutter attend support groups and conferences.
Lisa Wilder — — Personal Commentary
My Name... My Name... My Name is Don McLean
My Name... My Name is Don McLean. My Name... is Don McLean.
Don McLean — — Personal Commentary