Stuttering Foundation's 2012 Journalism Awards
Newfoundland radio reporter shares story of stuttering
During a meeting of the Canadian Association of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists in St.
ISTAR's 25th Anniversary Celebration
I was very pleased that I had the opportunity to attend the celebration of the Institute for Stuttering Treatment and Research (ISTAR's) 25th anniversary and Deborah K
Delayed Auditory Feedback (DAF) APP now available on iTunes
This App, called the DAF Assistant, can be used by people who stutter to control their speech fluency, slow down speech rate and increase confidence level. It is available for $12.99 on iTunes.
The impact of Delayed Auditory Feedback on stuttering was depicted in the movie the King's Speech. It's effectiveness depends on the situation and the individual. It is based on the same principle as the SpeechEasy device.
Update on Ottawa self-help group
The fall and winter months have been relatively quiet for our smallish, but active group. On second thought, smallish is an incorrect term; probably moderate is a better word.
ABC show: What Would You Do?
The ABC network show What Would You Do? stages events in public places to see regular people's reactions to them. In this episode, the show had actors at an ice cream shop set up a scene where a young girl (who really does stutter) tries to order ice cream but takes a long time. Other people in the line (actors) tease and harass her.
CSA site launches "Frequently Asked Questions" page
The CSA site now has a Frequently Asked Questions page for your convenience. Please note it is a work in progress and will be revised as more information and suggestions are received.
Social media and stuttering
This article was first published in the Fall/Winter 2011 version of CSA Voices.
Swedish golf pro talks about stuttering
Sophie Gustafson is a champion pro golfer from Sweden whose accomplishments include 26 victories worldwide, 5 in LPGA events. She is also a life-long stutterer.