Stammering is also known as stuttering. It is a common issue in children and can continue into adulthood. The severity of the stuttering varies from person to person. It usually becomes apparent when a child is learning to speak, between the ages of two and five. Stuttering may develop gradually, but sometimes it starts suddenly […]
Read BlogIf you struggle with stuttering and want to avoid or reduce stuttering on a daily basis, here are a few tips to help you out. 1. Focus on Breathing Taking the time to consciously think about your breathing will help reduce stress, as well as increase the flow of oxygen-rich blood to your […]
Read MoreDid you know that 1 percent of the world’s population is affected by stuttering? That is 70 million people or one person out of every 100. While the condition is relatively well-known, there are many myths surrounding this speech disorder. From the cause of stuttering to the treatment of a speech stammer, the falsehoods have […]
Read More1. What Is the Main Cause of Stuttering? Stuttering is a speech disorder, which is also referred to as stammering or diffluent speech. Repeated words, sounds, or syllables, halting speech production, and uneven rate of speech are a few characteristics of Stuttering. There are a few possible causes of stuttering, such as development during childhood, […]
Read MoreIt 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 MoreStuttering 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 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 […]
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