Being comfortable with the uncomfortable

A Summary of the December Virtual Teen Group Always a great time getting everyone together to chat all things stuttering. From the 2025 conference, to being comfortable with the uncomfortable, and sharing beautiful stories of loving our stutter, this teen group was...

Empatía y esperanza

Un resumen del grupo virtual de familiares de noviembre en español Hoy, sábado 16 de noviembre, tuvimos una sesión muy especial de nuestro grupo de apoyo para familiares. Decidimos cambiar el día a sábado para ofrecerle una opción a aquellos que no pueden unirse...

What acceptance is and what it is not

A Summary of the November Virtual Adult Group We had eight attendees, three of whom were first timers! It was also their first time joining in on any stuttering group, so that was great. We had participants in the US from the east coast all the way to California. One...

How helpful it is to self-disclose

A Summary of the November Virtual Teen Group We had a great meet! Dylan Laube, Las Vegas Raiders football player, joined us tonight! When asked what they are looking forward to this holiday season and the New Year, many teens said they are looking forward to spending...

Managing our emotions and body language

A Summary of the November Virtual Parent Group At this month’s parent group we talked about how to best manage our emotions and subsequent body language when listening to our child speak. We discussed how intimidating stuttering can be, and how our fear can sometimes...

When we have hard days

A Summary of the November Virtual Kids Group We read the story Broken Crayons Still Color by Toni Collier and Whitney Bak. Our friend Sergio, provided some great insight. He said that broken crayons are still useful. We described ourselves using an adjective and...
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