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NSA Connects with Stuttering & Addiction Recovery

Thu, Nov 13

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Virtual Event

Explore how addiction can emerge from stuttering challenges, offering strategies for recovery.

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NSA Connects with Stuttering & Addiction Recovery
NSA Connects with Stuttering & Addiction Recovery

Time & Location

Nov 13, 2025, 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM EST

Virtual Event

About the event

Join us on Thursday, November 13, from 8 to 9:30 PM ET for a special NSA Connects session exploring the intersection of stuttering and addiction recovery.


This session will discuss how addiction can sometimes develop as a coping mechanism for the challenges and frustrations associated with stuttering and how people in recovery can engage these challenges in healthier ways.


Participants will have the opportunity to reflect on their own experiences and share in small group discussions.


Meet your hosts:


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Palmer McCluskey

Palmer McCluskey, LPC, is a licensed psychotherapist and person who stutters living in Atlanta, GA. Since beginning his recovery from substance addiction in 2013, Palmer has pursued advanced degrees in theological studies and mental health counseling, bringing a unique perspective to supporting others in finding integrity, self-compassion, and belonging. Outside of work, Palmer enjoys CrossFit, live music, and pickleball.


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Event Verification & Recording Notice

To help us maintain a safe and supportive space, attendees joining virtually may be asked to briefly turn on their camera upon entering the Zoom room for participant verification. After verification, you may turn your camera off before the event begins.

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