Stuttering support in the local community The Seattle NSA chapter provides a safe, local place where people who stutter can meet. An NSA meeting is a place where we can relax and speak freely, discuss interesting topics, and practice whatever speaking or communicating techniques with which we may feel comfortable. Adults who stutter, or who have a special interest in stuttering, are welcome to attend the meetings. What Is The National Stuttering Association? Founded in 1977, the National Stuttering Association (NSA) is the largest support group organization in the United Stages for people who stutter. The foundation of the NSA is in our nationwide system of local chapters. Monthly chapter meetings are peer facilitated and are designed to provide self-help, support, and education for those who stutter--as well as for those interested in stuttering. The NSA also sponsors regional workshops, youth and family events, and continuing education seminars for speech-language pathologists. A number of pamphlets, booklets, and posters are produced to provide information about stuttering to members, the public, teachers, employers, and speech-language professionals.
|  For more information about the Seattle NSA chapter meetings: info@SeattleNSA.org
Joe Mirly Seattle Leader 425-703-3391 (day) |