with friend Annie Bradbury
The importance of humour and moving forward with change
with friend Annie Bradbury
Age of Acceptance
As society evolves, equality, above all else, is a key factor. Topics once not talked about are now coming to the forefront and light is being shone where there once was darkness.
Living Stutter-Free for 5 Days
Stuttering has made me a stronger person
Stuttering has no borders
The McGuire Program comes to Toronto
The McGuire Programme, a stuttering treatment program for adults who stutter, is being offered in Canada for the first time.
Stuttering does not make you incompetent
at the NSA Conference in 2014
How I came to realize stuttering is my gift that keeps on giving!
In honour of the upcoming one-day Canadian Stuttering Association conference, CSA board member Daniele Rossi is featuring interviews with attendees from our events in the past.
Video Self Modelling in stuttering therapy
Community Involvement and Stuttering
It all began with a problem. The problem was that, fifty years ago, I stuttered so badly there were times I could not get out any words at all. Fortunately, I found a way to address this problem – by attending the ISTAR (Institute for Stuttering Treatment and Research) clinic in Edmonton in 1987. After that, I was able to speak more or less fluently even to large audiences.