The National Stuttering Association (NSA) is the largest self-help/support organization in the United States for people who stutter. Our mission is to bring \\\\\\\"hope, dignity, support, education, and empowerment to children and adults who stutter, and their families.\\\\\\\"

This website is designed to help consumers and professionals locate speech-language pathologists who are Board Recognized Specialists in Fluency Disorders: professionals who have gone beyond the basic clinical certification (SLP-CCC) awarded by the American Speech-Language and Hearing Association (ASHA).

This site is dedicated to providing information about the nature of early childhood stuttering and ways to prevent its development. You will find numerous articles about early childhood stuttering, including warning signs, ways to reduce communication demands for children, and intervention programs for preventing and treating early childhood stuttering. You will also find many links to other articles about stuttering in school-aged children and adults.

The Stuttering Home Page, created by Judith Maginnis Kuster and maintained at Minnesota State University, Mankato, is dedicated to providing information about stuttering for both consumers and professionals who work with people who stutter. It includes information about research, therapy, support organizations, and conferences and other events....

This Web site explores many of the dimensions of stuttering and its effect on the human identity, as well as the development of stuttering behavior. It also includes an exploration of the "veils" (self images, projections, and lack of consciousness) that people who stutter use to (unconsciously) cope with the disorder, just as all humans use "veils" to cope with other disturbing or discordant aspects of reality.