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An Open Letter From an Ally
This open letter from an ally shares what it means to stand beside people who stutter, why all voices
matter, and how allies can make a difference in daily life.


Nate Crawford on Stuttering & Building Morning Jay’s
Photographer and entrepreneur Nate Crawford shares how stuttering has shaped his voice, his creative work, and the Chicago-based breakfast pop-up Morning Jay’s.


5 Strategies That Create a Safe Space at Home for Children Who Stutter
Home should be the safest place for children who stutter. Yet even caring responses can sometimes add pressure. At the National Stuttering Association (NSA), we believe every child’s voice matters. These five strategies show how to create a supportive home where your child feels accepted and confident.


From Awareness to Action: How NSA Programs Make a Difference
It’s one thing to talk the talk. It’s quite another to walk the walk. We don’t just raise awareness about stuttering. We create real change. From NSA Chapters and virtual meetups to youth programs, workplace advocacy, and groundbreaking research, our initiatives are helping people who stutter and their families thrive. This article takes you inside our programs that move the needle!


IEP vs 504 Plans: Differences & What Parents Should Know
Unsure if your child who stutters needs an IEP or 504 Plan? This guide from the NSA provides information and offers tips to help you navigate school support.


An Open Letter to Parents of Young Adults Who Stutter
Raising a young adult who stutters isn’t always easy. These two parents share their stories, lessons, and support that might make the journey a little lighter.


Matthew’s Stuttering Journey Told Through Folk Music
Folk musician and NSA member Matthew DeChant shares how stuttering shaped his journey on and off the stage. Through music and the support of the NSA, he has found confidence, community, and a powerful voice of expression.


‘I’m Not Shy, I’m Stuttering’: Mislabeling & What We Can Do About It
Many kids who stutter are mislabeled as shy. Learn how parents, teachers, and SLPs can better support their identity and confidence.


Back to School with Confidence: A Guide for Teachers Who Stutter
Read here for empowering tips and expert-backed strategies for teachers who stutter. Build confidence, foster inclusion, and lead your classroom with pride.


Nationwide Mental Health Counseling Directory for Parents of Children Who Stutter
Discover our nationwide counseling directory with experts, hospitals, and networks to support the voice and well-being of children who stutter.


Taking Pride in Stuttering: Finding Acceptance at Your Own Pace
Explore what pride in stuttering really means—through affirmations, real stories, and practical ways to show yourself more kindness.


Affirmation Cards for Kids Who Stutter
Build confidence and self-esteem with free printable affirmation cards for kids who stutter. Perfect for mirrors, lunchboxes, or daily reminders.


Owning Your Voice in Fast-Paced Industries
You don't need to speak quickly or flawlessly to succeed in fast-paced, high-communication fields like PR, media, or sales. Learn how people who stutter are reshaping expectations and leading with authenticity.


When People Who Stutter Realize They’re Not Alone
Discover how connecting with others who stutter can change your life. Explore NSA support groups, stories, and resources that remind you—you are not alone.


How to Start an NSA Chapter & Build a Stuttering-Supportive Community
Thinking of starting your own NSA Chapter? Learn what it takes, why it’s worth it, and how local stuttering support groups help people who stutter thrive.


NSA Spotlight: Mia Lawalin on Stuttering, Speaking Out, and Reclaiming the Stage
Mia Lawalin gave her graduation speech while stuttering proudly. Read how she prepared, overcame fear, and inspired others in this powerful NSA Spotlight.


An Open Letter: Stuttering Is Personal & Choice Is Powerful
Stuttering is not one-size-fits-all. This open letter from the National Stuttering Association affirms the power of choice and calls for greater respect for every unique stuttering journey.


Karla García on Bilingualism, Stuttering, and Changing the Field
Discover how Karla García, a bilingual speech-language pathologist and person who stutters, is changing the conversation around stuttering, therapy, and representation in the field.


A Guide for Teachers on Stuttering and Reading Assessments
Teachers who distinguish between stuttering and reading fluency are better equipped to create inclusive learning experiences.


Stuttering and Mental Health: You Are Not Alone
Therapist and person who stutters Sam Gennuso shares honest insight and strategies for taking care of your emotional well-being. You are not alone.
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