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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.
Upcoming children's fluency workshops: Toronto
ARTICLE REVIEW: stuttering and childhood infections
Summary and Review of the article "Stuttering onset associated with streptococcal infection: A case suggesting stuttering as PANDAS" by Gerald A. Maguire, MD; Steven N. Viele, MD, FAAP; and Sanjay Agarwal, MD; Elliot Handler, BA; David Franklin, PsyD. From ANNALS OF CLINICAL PSYCHIATRY 2010; 22(4): 283-284
Camp BCAPS dates
Defying the odds
At sixteen, when applying for my first job, l was told by an employment officer that due to my stuttering, I would never be employed, never have a social life, never be married and neve
Canadian Stuttering Association Annual General Meeting
The Canadian Stuttering Association will have its annual general meeting by teleconference this Sunday, March 18. If you are a CSA member and wish to partake in the meeting, please let us know.
CSA co-founder MCs ISTAR's 25th anniversary celebration
Michael Niven, one of the co-founders of the Canadian Stuttering Association (then known as the Canadian Association for People who Stutter) in the early 1990s, served as the
Disclosing your stuttering in a job interview
This article was originally published in the Winter 2011 edition of CSAVoices.