Stuttering can happen to anyone. However, studies show that men are four times more likely to develop a stutter than women. These stutters can lead men to become self-conscious and suffer from threatened masculinity. This psychological and emotional trigger can cause long-lasting damage if not addressed. Using an anti stuttering device along with regular therapy, […]
Read BlogWhile stuttering is often an agreed-upon issue that requires human decency to handle, whether or not it is a disability is often a debated topic. Different organizations treat stuttering differently depending on the information they have on hand. However, the myths about stuttering, have at times overshadowed scientific research and accepted theories leading to an […]
Read MoreIt’s no secret that speech disorders can hurt confidence, especially when in social settings such as school. When facing difficulties resulting from a speech disorder, a speech device can be a huge help. Children with speech disorders can have a difficult time learning and interacting within a classroom environment. With stuttering devices such as SpeechEasy, […]
Read MoreWhile speech coaching can be an extremely efficient and productive method to helping reduce a stutter or stammer, it may not always be enough. One of the drawbacks to a speech coach is their schedule. They may not be able to coach you when you are feeling less confident in a certain speech area, or […]
Read MoreWith Christmas just around the corner, the hustle and bustle of gift-giving has begun! When looking for presents, there’s usually one main question that comes to mind: what do they really want? For those with a stutter or stammer, we’ve got an idea as to what they might hope to see under the tree on […]
Read MoreAs Halloween approaches, many parents want to ensure that their children have an enjoyable trick-or-treating time. For many people is difficult to understand the barriers a child who is still learning to talk has when it comes to social events such as Halloween. However, SpeechEasy speech devices suggest taking Halloween as an opportunity to practice […]
Read MoreIf you have a stutter, you aren’t alone. It’s common for children first learning to speak to stutter, but sometimes it can continue even after childhood. Most of the time, children will grow out of it after the age of 5 or 6. However, 25% of children continue to stutter after childhood. About 3 million Americans […]
Read MoreDid you know that over 70 million people globally are affected by stuttering? Stuttering is a speech disorder that causes a person to repeat words, syllables or sounds. It affects people of all ages but is most common in children between the ages of 2 and 6. While 75% of children can lose this stutter […]
Read MoreStuttering is a speech disorder that causes the speaker to repeat the sounds of a word or syllables compulsively. They know what they want to say, but they have a problem speaking out the words clearly. It is common among young children, typically between 2 and 6 years old. The condition gets better for most […]
Read MoreAlthough The Bachelor franchise may not be producing long-lasting love relationships, the show is sparking conversations around an important topic. Abigail Heringer, a contestant on Season 25 of The Bachelor, is the first deaf individual to have ever appeared on the show in its entirety. She has served as a representative for the deaf community […]
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