Sarita Koushik is a Canadian speech-language pathologist and person who stutters who has recently completed her doctorate from the University of Newcastle, Australia.

Richard Lutman

For about as long as I can remember I have been a person that stutters. As a young boy my parents thought nothing of my stutter.

Here is some news that might warm up your cold Canadian winter: The National Stuttering Association has officially announced their 35th anniversary conference, taking pla

Charles Edwards, actor

The stage version of the phenomenal movie, the King's Speech, will debut in February at the

The Institute for Stuttering Treatment and Research, based in Edmonton, Alberta, is celebrating its 25th Anniversa

Online magazine Business Management Daily presents the hypothetical case of a worker who is denied promotion to a job that requires verbal communication, because she is a person who stutters. It discusses her rights under the American with Disabilities Act, and what legal action she could take in this case. Read the article and, if you wish to, make a comment.

Karen Hollett

Karen Hollett, who lives in Yellowknife, NWT, spent part of the Christmas holiday season raising money for the Canadian Stuttering Association.

dubious sites

The Kill Your Stutter website, a site that offers a 10-minute cure for stuttering that we have

Johnathon Boville is happy to shoot the breeze with anybody he meets - especially patrons at his new restaurant, Stuttering John's Bistro.

Twelve year old Jake Zeldin has discovered his special talent – rapping. He has stuttered since he learned to talk, but is able to rap fluently. Recently he performed backstage in front of Rap star Drake at a Toronto concert. Jake has had some problems coping in school, but his special ability has given him a sense of confidence. Read about him here in this Toronto Star article.