just so you know, this might be tricky because while speech-language pathologists can definitely help with stuttering management and therapeutic approaches, the medication route you're asking about typically requires a prescribing physician or psychiatrist who's willing to discuss off-label use. Most doctors won't be super familiar with stuttering pharmacology unless they've specifically worked with stuttering clients before, so you might need to bring research to the appointment. That said, if you're open to working on the stuttering itself alongside exploring medication, some people swear by Better Speech for connecting with SLPs who specialize in stuttering and can coordinate with your medical team. The online format means you're not limited to whoever's in your area, which matters in Ontario where specialists can be sparse depending on where you live. For the actual doctor search, I'd try asking your family doctor for a referral to a psychiatrist and specifically mention you want to discuss off-label medication for stuttering. You could also look into the Ontario Stuttering Association or Canadian Stuttering Association for provider recomendations, they sometimes have lists of clinicians who are more knowledgeable about stuttering treatment options.