Articles
Fluency & Acceptance: The Battle Within the Community
Just as each person's stutter may be different, PWS vary in how they relate to their stutter: how much they value fluency, how they want to be perceived by others, and the kind of treatment will most help them achieve their goals.
Tom Lovett — — Personal Commentary, Personal Stories
My Journey to the CSA Board
My name is Ghalib Sumar, and I am honoured to join the Board of the Canadian Stuttering Association as Marketing and Communications Coordinator.
Ghalib Sumar — — Personal Stories
Hello, I'm Nav Gill
My name is Nav Gill, and I am honoured to join the Board of Directors of the Canadian Stuttering Association.
Navdeep Gill — — Personal Stories
My Personal Story and Role of Social Media Coordinator
My name is Ridwana, and I am joining the Board of Directors as the Social Media Coordinator.
Ridwana Miah — — Personal Commentary, Personal Stories
Farewell to Jerry Halvorson
Photo: Jerry and Eli at Jerry's horse farm
Lisa Wilder — — News Items, Personal Commentary
My Stuttering Journey
My name is Irvin. I am a 79 year old farmer from Central Saskatchewan. I want to tell the story of my stuttering journey. I don't remember when it started but I remember stuttering since public school. I stuttered and had blocks, but I will mostly refer to them both only as stutters.
Irvin Heuchert — — Personal Commentary, Personal Stories
My Singwell Experience
In the months of October to December in 2025, I participated in the SingWell Project. This project is a weekly singing group for people who stutter. I was happy to know my previous singing experience in the shower was acceptable.
Samuel Sinanan — — Article, Personal Stories, Research
“Hello? Still there?” by Tove Selvåg-Drott
Author Tove Selvåg-Drott was kind enough to snail-mail me a copy of her book Hello? Still there? for review and it was indeed a pleasure to read.
Catherine Moroney — — Book Reviews
The 2025 Canadian Stuttering Conference: Notes of a First timer
As Catherine Moroney’s mother, I was the object of repeated requests to attend the conference this year (2025) and I finally agreed.
Elaine Moroney — — Conference, For Parents, Personal Stories