Curious about how stuttering support groups work? This panel features experienced support group leaders and a long-time participant sharing their insights. Learn how groups are organized, what makes them meaningful, and why you might want to join—or even start—one yourself. Ask questions, hear stories, and discover the impact of support groups.
- Attendees will understand how stuttering support groups are organized and facilitated.
- They will gain insight into both the leadership and participant perspectives.
- They will learn practical tips for finding, joining, or starting a support group.
- They will feel more confident exploring community support options after the conference.
About the presenters
Rhea Bhalla
Rhea serves on the Board of Directors for the Canadian Stuttering Association, where she coordinates national volunteer and support group programming. She founded both the Prairie Stuttering Support Group and the National Youth Support Group, and co-leads the Family & Youth Programming Committee. Passionate about advocacy and community-building, she has helped design and lead workshops for children, youth, and families, and works closely with the CSA's network of over 300 volunteers to expand programming across Canada.