It is time to say hello to the best anti-stuttering device yet, SpeechEasy. Our customized anti-stuttering devices use a combination of proven technology and techniques that work together to reduce, if not entirely eliminate, your stuttering. And our technology is actually quite simple because essentially it works with an echo, made by you! The Choral […]
Read BlogStuttering Speech Facts Stuttering, a speech disorder causing a person’s speech to be broken up or less fluid. 5% of children experience stuttering for at least a portion of their childhood, this time varies from weeks to months, even years. From this 5%, 1% of children will continue to live their life with some sort of […]
Read MoreStuttering affects over 70 million people worldwide with the majority admitting to seeking outside stuttering help. To many, this is resolved with speech therapy. This route is often costly, in both the time needed to see results and the financial commitment involved. Understandably, this approach is less than desirable for all. In fact, many seek the […]
Read MoreNearly a million Americans live with Parkinson’s disease. A number that increases yearly by 60,000 people. Parkinson’s is a disorder that affects the central nervous system, affecting movement, and often includes tremors. These symptoms vary widely and not all people with PD will experience the same symptoms, most patients live their entire life without speech […]
Read MoreControlling a stutter can be difficult, but with SpeechEasy it does not have to be. Speecheasy is a small device that looks like a hearing aid but works completely different. The device comes in different styles and is placed in your ear so you can hear yourself speaking at a slight delay. This delay causes […]
Read MoreIf you or someone you know with Parkinson’s have trouble speaking, it may be time to look into SpeechEasy PD. This versatile earpiece device allows you to take control of your stuttering and finally be able to communicate more confidently with others. Easy to Use The SpeechEasy device looks like a hearing aid, but the […]
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