The Canadian Stuttering Association 2014 Mini-conference
The stuttering patient: Stuttering and health care
This is a summary and review of the article "A Simple Case Of Chest Pain: Sensitizing Doctors To Patients With Disabilities" by Leana S. Wen, from Health Affairs, October 2014.
ISTAR announces refresher and intensive course dates
The Institute for Stuttering Treatment and Research offers the following treatment courses:
Dec. 1-5, 2014 - 5 day refresher
How to Survive Your First Conference
Friends of ISTAR (the Institute of Stuttering Treatment and Research) sponsor event
A small group of volunteers wants to unleash a hailstorm of orange hockey pucks at Rexall Place in Edmonton — all in the name of advancing stuttering treatment and research at the University of Alberta.
Walkathon 2014 a Success
The annual Walkathon to raise money for the Speech and Stuttering Institute and raise awareness of stuttering in the general public was a success once again Sept 22. Although the rain threatened to dampen the event early in the morning, the sun came out just before the walk began giving the walkers a beautiful day to walk and then enjoy a barbecue. Entertainment followed as well with musical acts and some improv comedy with Brian Woo and his fellow improv actors. It was a beautiful day, and money was raised to help people who stutter get therapy.
Remembering Norm McEwen
Last week, Norm McEwen of Ottawa, a longstanding member of and valued contributor towards the Canadian Stuttering Association, passed away.
CSA Mini-Conference October 25: an informative event for people who stutter
Toward Fluency, Acceptance and Understanding
The latest research, therapies and support for the 1 in 100 Canadians who stutter
3rd Annual Walk for Stuttering Awareness
The Annual Walk/Run event for Stuttering Awareness will be held again in 2014 in Toronto on September 21.
More NSA Conference reflections
I stepped into a beautiful hotel lobby on a sunny Wednesday afternoon in Washington, DC.