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National Stuttering Awareness Week
NSA members participate actively in National Stuttering Awareness Week (NSAW) . This annual event is a time for the NSA to work with...


Stuttering Information For Employers
Stuttering affects the speech of 1 out of every 100 adults. As such, employers are likely to encounter people who stutter in the workforce or among job applicants. However… Stuttering does not need to be a barrier to success on the job! People who stutter can develop excellent communication skills. Many people who stutter have achieved success in a wide variety of jobs and professions. Still, employment discrimination does exist. Stuttering is widely misunderstood. People who


NSA Research Award Recipients
Since 1999, the NSA has honored outstanding research efforts focused on stuttering. Discover award-winning projects and the researchers behind them.


DIY Story Cubes: A Creative Speech Activity for Children
Looking for engaging speech activities for children? DIY Story Cubes offer a creative and playful way to build storytelling and communication skills, perfect for kids who stutter.


Stuttering in the Military
Stuttering affects the speech of one out of every 100 adults, making it likely that military personnel will encounter individuals who...


How One Voice Changed Stuttering Representation on Netflix
At first glance, Samantha “Sam” Roblyer is just your average adolescent young woman living in America’s heartland. In a state that is...


Making His Own Destiny
It’s been said that life starts at the lowest point. If that’s true, then the moment arrived for Shaun Ghulam at the Scarborough Town...


Jonah Otis Finds Purpose in Helping Others
One of our Portland Adult NSA Chapter members, Jonah Otis, was recently recognized by the CEO of his company, Paypal, for being a strong...


Embracing Stuttering as a Professional: Turning Challenges Into Strengths
I feel that there is a lot of silence when it comes to having a disability while marketing yourself as a professional. The most that is...


Just a Normal Problem
Just a normal problem by Chris Cox PGATour.com All professional athletes, at some point in their careers, will take their turn at the...


Back to School Tips for Students Who Stutter and Parents
It’s that time of year again! New pencils, books, classrooms, friends, and teachers. We have helpful tips and advice on how to make the...


Feelings and Emotions Charades for Kids
A fun, interactive game that helps kids explore and express emotions non-verbally while building empathy and communication skills through play.


Supporting Medical Professionals in the Care of Children Who Stutter
The National Stuttering Association® (NSA®) is committed to providing support and educational resources about stuttering to pediatricians...


Other Programs for Stuttering Support
Explore stuttering support programs — including summer camps, intensives, retreats, and virtual opportunities for children, teens, and adults who stutter.


Support Groups Help People Who Stutter
The NSA provides support for adults who stutter through an extensive network of local chapters nationwide. Local chapter meetings provide...


Hindsight advice from a parent of a teen who stutters
By Michele Murphy My now 17-year old son, Kevin, started stuttering around the time he began talking at age 3. His older brother, Sean,...


Stuttering Buzz Words Every Parent Should Know
Acquired Stuttering – is a broad term that refers to non-developmental stuttering and is interchanged with other terms such as “adult...


Navigating the IEP Process for Students Who Stutter
Understanding the IEP Process The Individualized Education Plan (IEP) process is essential for children who stutter to receive appropriate support in school. An IEP is developed through a thorough evaluation of the child's needs by school professionals. It includes specific goals and accommodations to support the child's educational progress. Transitioning from Elementary to Middle School As kids transition from elementary school to middle school, it's crucial for parents to


Advice on Selecting the Right Speech Therapist for Your Child
Choosing the right speech-language pathologist (SLP) is an important step in helping your child develop communication confidence and self-advocacy skills. The right SLP will support your child holistically—addressing not only speech techniques, but also emotional well-being and confidence as a communicator. This guide will help you understand what to look for in both private therapy and school-based therapy settings. Private Therapy When seeking out a private SLP, it is imp


Role-Playing Scenarios: Building Confidence for Kids Who Stutter
Role-playing is a fantastic way for kids who stutter to practice communication skills in a supportive and low-pressure environment. By...
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