Self-help and the International Scene
Leaving the Fear Behind
The following is an edited version of the presentation Lee Heard gave at the 2007 CSA Conference in Toronto, and also appeared in the Spring 2008 CSA newsletter.
My Journey from a Student Who Stutters to a Teacher Who Stutters
When I think of my chosen profession, and how it came to be, I s
Saying Farewell to the Role of CSA Coordinator
This article first appeared in the Fall 2009 issue of the CSA Newsletter
Shelli is a speech pathologist and a person who stutters. She became involved in the CSA to support other people who stutter by sharing her personal experiences, and to be a strong voice for people who stutter in Canada. She lives in Edmonton with her husband, Joe.
Stuttering and your career
This article appeared in the Winter 2009 issue of the CSA Newsletter.
If I stutter, what help is out there for me?
Many treatment options are available for people who stutter.
Baby steps to public speaking
This article first appeared in the Fall 2009 issue of the CSA newsletter.
Genetic Roots to Stuttering
Web-based Speech Therapy program helps youth who stutter
The “Road to Fluency” Program
NSA Conference to have research component
APRIL 5, 2010 - The National Stuttering Association is taking place July 7-11 in Cleveland, Ohio.