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blether
The BSA Scotland newsletter

Front page of blether, Issue 7Download Blether, Issue 7 (pdf file, 377kb) - Spring 2008

In Blether, Issue 7:
-Let us play - drams workshops
-And now for the BSA Scotland news
-A word from our convener
-Tellin' stories
-Walk'n'talk weekend rescheduled
-Warrior Talk - Kelly Brown
-My name is Connor
-Voice in my ear
-From sickness to light(ness) - I must find a cure

-Sandra Stewart - our angel of the north
-Scottish telephone support group
-Scottish Yahoo group seeks new moderators
-BSAS elections 2008

Previous issues

Front page of blether, Issue 6Download Blether, Issue 6 (pdf file, 485kb) - Autumn 2007

In Blether, Issue 6:
-Summer 'Scool
-A word from our convener
-BSA Scotland Committee news
-Highland connections
-Blethering at Glencoe
-Rocket Man (interview with Jeffrey Blitz)
-No more fear
-Stand up, speak up!
-BSA conference
-Croatian journey
-Communication Forum Scotland
-OSCR registration
-Race night raises £2000
-Development weekend for self help representatives
-Scottish telephone support group
-New support groups
-Speaking from the heart Yahoo group
-FG-Q is away
Front page of blether, Issue 5

In Blether, Issue 5:
-Spring forward ...
-BSA Scotland Committee news
-Outspoken
-Highland connections
-Dundee done good!
-Let's blether on Beinn a'Bheithir
-Summer'scool for kids
-Am I bovvered?
-Croatia - stammering in the sun
-A quiet life
-Stand up - speak up! European Youth Meeting
-Communication Forum Scotland
-Supporting BSA Scotland
-Hanging on the telephone ...
-Speaking from the heart Yahoo group

In Blether, Issue 4:
-Be militant with your listeners...
-BSA Scotland Committee news
-Mann beds in
-Climb ev'ry mountain
-Dundee Voyage of Discovery day
-Follow your dreams
-IFA Congress, Dublin
-Telehealth
-Am I bovvered?
-Running for BSA Scotland
-Communication Forum Scotland
-Speaking from the heart e-community
-Self help group details
-Telephone support group
Front page of blether, Issue 3

In Blether, Issue 3:
-A Mann's a man...
-BSA Scotland Committee news
-Scottish Parliament debate on communication impairment
-BSA Scotland speaks out at Parliamentary reception
-Mellow drama
-Wilderness weekend at Knoydart
-Voyage of discovery for children who stammer
-Birnam was a blast!
-Scottish CD Roms launched
-Am I bovvered?
-Children's summer camp 2007
-The big thaw
-Awareness raising training
-Join the online support group
-Telephone support group
-Self-help groups
Front page of blether, Issue 2

Blether, Issue 2 (pdf file, 3.2Mb) - Autumn 2005

In Blether, Issue 2:
-Make history stammering
-The new BSA Scotland committee
-Reflections of a BSA GC member
-It's gospel... (developing a 'Bible' for BSA Scotland)
-Speaking from the heart - Birnam Open Day
-Aberdeen Open Day, April 2005
-Scotland in Europe
-Painting the office: a volunteer's tale
-Helping helpers
-SHOUT it to the top!
-Ooooooh lah-lah!
-Scottish schools CD Roms
-The Oxford Dysfluency Conference
-Communication Forum for Scotland

"Failte gu BSA na h-Alba! Or, to put it another way, welcome to BSA Scotland and to the first issue of our newsletter, 'Blether'. In it, I hope you will find much to tickle your fancy and to muse over whilst drinking your skinny decaf lattes. So, put down that copy of the 'People's Friend' and listen up...."


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