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CSA 2016 Conference News: Tickets Now Available!

April 24, 2016

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Stuttering & The Workplace: Disclosure is Powerful

March 16, 2016

Graduation season is just around the corner and while graduating is a time of great enjoyment, accomplishment and celebration, it also marks a time a great change. This is the time when recent g

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The Journey Continues

Stephen Goedhart

March 12, 2016

I have been a person who stutters my whole life. Many people who know me will probably be surprised to learn about this.

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The best version of myself

Nathan Roscoe

March 12, 2016

My name is Nathan Roscoe and I stutter. From my time as a teenager, through university and well into my career, stuttering has always had an impact on my life and I am happy to share my experiences.

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CSA: Courage, Support, Acceptance

Mary Wood

March 5, 2016

Mary Wood, Toronto 1995

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Short film about man who stutters wins Oscar!

February 29, 2016

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The Love Bug: Stuttering in the Dating World

February 15, 2016

First dates, butterflies and wondering when your crush will text you back are enough to make anyone’s head spin. But for someone who stutters, there’s an added layer of personal anxiety.

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Detained in Atlanta for Stuttering: The Canadian Stuttering Association Interview with Kylie Simmons

February 6, 2016

One woman who stutters has taken the internet by storm after she was discriminated against and detained at an airport. Why was she detained? Because she stuttered on the words “Costa Rica”.

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Handling stuttering and phone fear: Advice from a person who stutters

Kate Miller

January 30, 2016

From the electrical telegraph, to the rotary dial phone, and now the cellphone, humans have always had a longing and desire to innovate and communicate.