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Courtland Crain, speech language pathology student, shares his personal journey dealing with stuttering. Courtland also spoke about stuttering acceptance, how he uses social media to raise awareness about the topic and sent a key message to other people who stutter. To follow his latest videos and posts on stuttering, subscribe and follow him: YouTube channel @CourtlandCrain / Instagram @stutteringslp

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Courtland Crain shares his personal journey dealing with stuttering

Posted on August 22, 2021August 22, 2021Guests stories, Personal Storiesby

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Own who you are but without apology

Posted on August 20, 2021June 14, 2022Blog Posts, Member postsby

RaianiSibien

Do you ask yourself what would be different if you were a fluent speaker? How would you be perceived by others? These questions will stop having relevance once you realise that you can be whatever you want to be, regardless of your speaking ability. You don’t need approval […]

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Mario Salinas talks about resilience, courage and stuttering acceptance. Mario is a public speaker and a community organizer with an incredible life & professional story. Based in Texas, USA, Mario has been a Coordinator for the Pep Mueller Community Center in Aldine and is a former Community Partner for Houston in Action and former Texas Deputy Director for Mi Familia Vota. He serves on the Latino Initiatives Advisory Committee for the Holocaust Museum Houston, Vice President of Latino Giving Houston and was the recipient of a 2018 Comcast Hispanic Hero Award. Mario became a full-time community organizer in early 2014. He also co-founded the Emerging Latino Leaders Fellowship, and is committed to raise awareness about stuttering wherever he goes.

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Mario Salinas shares his story: “I had to fight to be accepted”

Posted on August 9, 2021August 9, 2021Guests stories, Personal Storiesby

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Stephen Greene shares his personal experience dealing with stuttering. He also talks about how accepting stuttering helped him gain more confidence and changed his mindset and the way he feels about it.

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Stephen Greene: “my stutter has given me a lot of resilience”

Posted on July 26, 2021July 29, 2021Members stories, Personal Storiesby

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Stuttering in a foreign language

Posted on July 11, 2021June 14, 2022Blog Posts, Member postsby

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Text author: Raiani Sibien

In 2006, my family relocated from Brazil to Italy. Back then, I could only speak Brazilian Portuguese but it didn’t take long before I became fluent in Italian. Fluency in the new language didn’t mean speech fluency, on the contrary, for some unexplainable reason, I […]

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Raiani Sibien, the founder of Stuttering Society, grew up with a stutter and had a hard time accepting stuttering as part of her life: “Overcoming my speech block has always been the biggest challenge of my life.” In this video, she shares a little bit about her experience dealing with stuttering and hope that talking about the topic can help raise awareness to the general public.

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Raiani Sibien talks about stuttering acceptance & awareness

Posted on May 15, 2021July 29, 2021Guests stories, Personal Storiesby

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5 Pieces of Advice If You Stutter

Posted on May 12, 2021June 14, 2022Blog Posts, Guest postsby

RaianiSibien

Growing up with a stutter can sap your confidence and make you believe that you will never succeed in achieving your dreams both personally and professionally. This thought becomes intrinsic in the mind, going to the subconscious and ultimately becoming a reality, unconsciously manipulating everyday activities and life […]

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5 Ways to Help

Posted on May 11, 2021May 12, 2021Blog Posts, Member postsby

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One of the most frustrating experiences for people who stutter is to feel judged and underestimated based on the fluency of their speech. Listeners play a crucial role in ensuring a person who stutters feels supported and respected regardless of the way they speak.

People who stutter might handle their speaking difficulties in different […]

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Louis Roden, HR expert/CEO and Founder of Inspire Consulting Group (ICG), shares his personal journey towards stuttering acceptance and sends a key message to people with fluency disorders.

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Louis Roden: “Never make excuses for who you are”

Posted on May 11, 2021July 30, 2021Guests stories, Personal Storiesby

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Louis Roden, HR expert/CEO and Founder of Inspire Consulting Group (ICG), shares his personal journey towards stuttering acceptance and sends a key message to people with fluency disorders.

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Najmah Muhammad, a nursery student based in the US, talks to us about her journey handling stuttering, her plans to write a books about for children, the stuttering Club House group, the importance of raising awareness about fluency disorders, and much more.

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Najmah Muhammad: “We know what we want to say, our body is just stopping us”

Posted on May 7, 2021July 30, 2021Guests stories, Personal Storiesby

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Own who you are but without apology

Mario Salinas shares his story: “I had to fight to be accepted”

Stephen Greene: “my stutter has given me a lot of resilience”

Stuttering in a foreign language

Raiani Sibien talks about stuttering acceptance & awareness

5 Pieces of Advice If You Stutter

5 Ways to Help

Louis Roden: “Never make excuses for who you are”

Najmah Muhammad: “We know what we want to say, our body is just stopping us”

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