National Stuttering Association

From fear to confidence: Meet Anabel Augustin, who found the courage to embrace her true self through the power of community. Hear her powerful testimony about finding her strength as a person who stutters. Thanks to the NSA Miami Chapter, Anabel discovered a support system that allowed her to express herself without shame or feeling rushed. Now, she’s giving back as Miami Chapter Co-Leader, member of the WeStutter@Work Committee, and a member of Melanin Stutter Queens, a support group for black women who stutter. Listen to her powerful testimony about finding her strength as a person who stutters: https://lnkd.in/g2zQ9t7g #MyNSAStory #Stuttering

Are you ready to be a true stuttering ally? A stuttering ally is a fluent person who goes beyond just listening. It’s about seeing and valuing people who stutter for who they are; embracing every part of them, and how they express themselves. Make the choice to be a stuttering ally by meeting the people in your life who stutter right where they are. Create a space for them to express themselves freely and openly about their experiences. Show them you’re standing by their side, every step of their journey with stuttering. This helpful guide will teach you how to support those who stutter and become a better advocate for understanding and acceptance.?Download it below??

The holiday season has arrived! While we are busy buying gifts for others and running around trying to find just the?right?item?for each person, let's stop to think about ourselves?and what gifts we could use this season? Join hosts Paula Campbell-Schwab and Hannah Laday on Tuesday December 10th from 8:00-9:30PM ET as they discuss the many gifts of self-love, care, and self-compassion that only you can give yourself this month, and every month of the year! We will talk about creating new habits, behaviors, and daily routines that can help to comfort and nurture ourselves and lead to positive personal growth in the new year ahead.?This will be a highly interactive, audience-led discussion.

NSA's Stephen Ernst, CMP (AKA the greatest MC of all time ?? ), opens up about where he is on his stuttering journey, sharing a candid look at the ups and downs. From moments of deep pride to times of exhaustion, Steve remains dedicated to building a community where genuine friendships and trust can flourish—proving that a stutter doesn't define anyone's passion or purpose. Check out his NSA story on YouTube: https://lnkd.in/edDKgAft

Visit https://lnkd.in/gjv3ygcb to sign up for any (or all!) of our virtual events happening this week! -NSA Connects with Passing Twice - Happening TONIGHT, 7:30pmET -WeStutter@Work Webinar: The Ups and Downs of Remote Work for People Who Stutter - Wednesday 11/20, 8pm ET -NSA Women Connect - Thursday 11/21, 8pm ET #Stuttering #CareerSuccess #WomenWhoStutter

Remote work is the norm for a lot of us. Most people love it - but what about people who stutter? Check out this informative article below, written by person who stutters (PWS) and NSA contributor Taylor Worsham, about the pros and cons of remote work for PWS. If you're a PWS considering remote work, this article is a must-read for you! ?? #RemoteWork #CareerSuccess #WeStutter

We want to hear from you! What do you think helps you feel the most confident as a person who stutters?

To participate in the MSU study, please view this flyer on our website: https://lnkd.in/efmzzjw2

Ever wonder what truly helps students who stutter succeed in school? Catch our recent NSA Connects session, “School-Based Accommodations for Stuttering,” now on our YouTube channel! Hear directly from teens who stutter as they share real experiences and the powerful role that effective accommodations play in their success at school. This candid discussion is a must-watch for educators, parents, and advocates looking to better support students who stutter, with valuable insights into what truly helps students who stutter thrive in school environments. Don’t miss this chance to learn from these impactful voices! Watch now: https://lnkd.in/eFg8ETh2 #Stuttering #StutteringAwareness #Accommodations

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 will be joined by her partner/ally.