Passing Twice is an open discussion for LGBTQ+ people who stutter and their families, friends, and allies. Discussion topics will be open to anything relating to the intersections of the LGBTQ+ and stuttering communities, with a focus on the experiences of “coming out” and “passing” and finding acceptance. Join Matt Maxion for this interactive conversation.

As we age, communication can feel increasingly complex, particularly for those of us who stutter. Feeling disconnected is common, but it doesn't have to be the norm. Life brings more challenges, joys, opportunities, and growth. Let's explore the "more" that being an older adult who stutters offers. What are we carrying with us, and what […]

Introducing NSA Women Connect—a vibrant and inclusive community where women who stutter come together to forge powerful connections, share their stories, and uplift one another. Join us in this safe and welcoming space where we celebrate our experiences, strengths, and dreams. Together, we create an unbreakable bond, recognizing that our collective resilience knows no bounds. […]

Join us for NSA Connects with Young Adults! Get a head start on the NSA Conference with our Young Adults Pre-Conference Meet & Greet. Whether you're attending the conference or planning for next year, join us on Zoom to connect with fellow attendees and build new friendships. Don't miss this opportunity to network and make […]

Introducing NSA Women Connect—a vibrant and inclusive community where women who stutter come together to forge powerful connections, share their stories, and uplift one another. Join us in this safe and welcoming space where we celebrate our experiences, strengths, and dreams. Together, we create an unbreakable bond, recognizing that our collective resilience knows no bounds. […]

Let’s think about “listening.” As people who stutter, we all want the person on the other end of our conversation to be a good listener. But do we give much thought to our own listening skills? We don’t mean “hearing”….we mean “listening,” which is 90% of effective communication. Active listening is a skill that involves […]

  When parents who stutter communicate with their children, they often face a range of emotions, including fear, anxiety, and pressure to speak fluently. In this thought-provoking session, we’ll explore how our children perceive our speech—are they focused on the "how" of what we say or the "what" itself? Join us for an insightful discussion, led […]

Join us for "Passing Twice," an open discussion for LGBTQ+ people who stutter and their families, friends, and allies. This event will explore the intersections of the LGBTQ+ and stuttering communities, with a focus on the experiences of "coming out," "passing," and finding acceptance. Edmund Metzold will facilitate the conversation, providing a safe and supportive […]

So, the Annual Conference has ended, now what? As we tackle the 2nd half of the year, we may encounter another array of potential obstacles and struggles that life presents to us. How do we find and navigate balance in an ever-changing world with work, school, and relationships while taking care of our mental and […]

In this session, we will explore the intricate relationship between the five stages of grief – denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance – and the experience of stuttering from the perspective of parents of children who stutter. Through open dialogue and shared experiences, participants will have the opportunity to explore their own feelings and reflections […]

   Join us for an insightful event where teens who stutter will share their personal experiences and discuss the accommodations that have been the most effective in supporting their stuttering in school settings. This session will invite open dialogue for students to highlight the strategies and resources that have made a positive impact on their […]

Introducing NSA Women Connect—a vibrant and inclusive community where women who stutter come together to forge powerful connections, share their stories, and uplift one another. Join us in this safe and welcoming space where we celebrate our experiences, strengths, and dreams. Together, we create an unbreakable bond, recognizing that our collective resilience knows no bounds. […]

  Stuttering knows no borders, but it is influenced by language and culture. How is stuttering understood and addressed in Arabic-speaking communities? Join Michèle Ayoub as we explore stuttering in Arabic cultures. Let’s build connections and share our stories and experiences! NSA Connects Bil Arabi  

 Join us for a dynamic session co-led by the Young Adult Committee of the National Stuttering Association and young professionals from PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), focusing on professional mentoring and career development. This event will cover key career-oriented topics such as workplace communication, job search strategies, and interview preparation. PwC is committed to providing ongoing mentorship, offering valuable […]

Passing Twice is an open discussion for LGBTQ+ people who stutter and their families, friends, and allies. Discussion topics will be open to anything relating to the intersections of the LGBTQ+ and stuttering communities, with a focus on the experiences of “coming out” and “passing” and finding acceptance. Lexi Hewitt will facilitate the conversation and […]

NSA Connects en Español: Discovering Our Voice Together Stuttering is present in every language, but that doesn't mean the experience is the same. What is it like to stutter in Spanish? How is stuttering viewed in your culture? Join us as we talk about the specifics of stuttering in Spanish and Hispanic cultures, with hosts […]