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Stay Informed with the Latest News on Stuttering
Stuttering is complex, interesting, often misunderstood, and newsworthy. We’ve highlighted here a few recent news stories about stuttering and the NSA, and included a few of our own pieces.
Finding the Right SLP for Your Child
Private Therapy When seeking out a speech-language pathologist (SLP), it is important to consider their training, clinical experience,...
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...
Try This Interactive Sounds Scavenger Hunt
Looking for a creative way to help kids practice their sounds while keeping them engaged and active? The Sounds Scavenger Hunt is an...
Navigating Preschool Stuttering: A Guide for Concerned Parents
It can be a frightening experience when caregivers realize that there is something different about their child’s speech. Parents and...
Supporting Your School-Age Child Who Stutters: A Guide for Parents
As children who stutter grow older, they may encounter new challenges as they become more aware of their stuttering. As a parent, you...
Get Talking with Communication Challenge Cards
Our new Communication Challenge Cards are a fun, engaging, and interactive activity to get kids talking! This is a printable tool...
Communication Bingo Challenge
At the National Stuttering Association (NSA), we’re always looking for creative ways to support those who stutter in building their...
A New Approach to Self-Disclosure of Stuttering
One of the more valuable tools speech-language pathologists teach their clients is the art of self-disclosure. Research indicates people...
Remembering Russ Hicks
Russ Hicks made a lasting impact on the stuttering community, and this heartfelt tribute from Dr. Lee Reeves reflects on the impact a...
Classroom Speaking Situations
As an educator, you are an important influence on a child’s journey through their school years. You have a vital yet difficult job. The...
Celebrating Barry Liben
Not many people will leave a mark on the world like Barry Liben did. Barry was a savvy businessman, fiercely loyal friend, and proud...
Childhood Stuttering: The Pediatrician’s Role
What is Stuttering? Stuttering is a communication disorder that typically emerges between the ages of 2 and 5 years old. It is...
Engaging Things To Do for NSA Meetings
Warm-Up Activities Good News As members introduce themselves, ask them to share some good news from their recent experiences. More...
Resources for Speech-Language Pathologists
At the National Stuttering Association (NSA) , our mission is to provide valuable resources and steadfast support to SLPs who play a...
Why SLPs Should Collaborate with the NSA
For those who stutter, the journey to confident communication can be challenging, but with the right support, significant progress is...
Essential Tips for Parents of Children Who Stutter
You have a child who stutters, so you know that there is no magic “overnight” cure. New and important developments in education and...
Treatment Practices for Stuttering
Treatment practices for stuttering have varied widely over the years. Some professionals advocated ignoring the stuttering behavior, in...
Other Stuttering Associations for Support
The NSA® is the largest stuttering support group in the world; however, we are not the only organization dedicated to supporting people...
Pharmaceuticals for Stuttering
Medication for stuttering has always captured the imagination of people who stutter and their families. In the future we are not likely...
Alternative Treatments for Stuttering
Wouldn’t it be great if there were a miracle cure for stuttering? Just take a pill, go though a course or plug in a device and you’ll...
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