I still remember my first job interview as a soon-to-be graduate 16 years ago. It was for an internship, which was part of the program that I was in.
Greg O'Grady (right) and the late Dr. Bob KrollMany of you are aware of my personal vision for a treatment centre for individuals with dysfluency communication challenges to be established in Newfoundland and Labrador.
For much of my life, I considered having a stutter to being a burden. It was exhausting, frustrating, and affected my quality of life.
Gareth WalkomMy name's Gareth, I stutter, and I'm the Founder of withVR.
Have you ever found it difficult to practice for a real-life speaking situation?
April is Poetry Month! Kim Block — advocate, writer and PWS — lives in BC with her husband and two children.
I am a person who stutters. Stuttering comes in many shapes and forms — not only in the ways in which people stutter, but the kind of people who stutter are very diverse.