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Hey OP, not sure if you’ve heard of Whispp, but it’s an assistive technology that amplifies whispered speech in real time. While it only works for phone calls currently, I thought I’d share....

Yes, I am sure any smartwatch can do this. There is also a brand called Soundbrenner. They have a wristband dedicated to vibrating metronome...

Most of the garmin watches have a built-in metronome function, the one I currently have has it, it;s just I prefer using the metronome from the app, the intensity is not too strong. I feel like the vi...

I am looking into the same, too. I am using the Metronome on my Garmin watch, and I am considering trying it on an Apple Watch, the best approach is to buy the watch online and make sure the seller ac...

What I do is I only turn on my metronome in speaking situations, I speak normally then everytime I feel I am about to block, I immediately shift my thinking to feel the vibration on my wrist and time ...

Thanks for the response. I was thinking of getting a Garmin Instinct 2 which has its own metronome function but is also able to connect to Connect IQ so I'm guessing the app I can get on it is differe...

The metronome app is not on the phone / play store or iOS app store. It's an app you have synced/beamed onto your garmin watch from garmin's own app store. The metronome app is a third party app found...

Something like the metronome thing is how I helped mine well towards playing trumpet. My stutter started feeding into my trumpet playing where I couldn’t produce syllables tktk (multiple tonguing for ...

we tried everything with our daughter. dont despair. patience and moral support is the key. there's no silver bullet fix. She's in college now and were going to try the McGuire program. You could try ...

I could see this working, I notice often that big cause of my stutter is that I don't naturally find the rhythm to start or end a sentence, sometimes I mix a lot of words together like I'm tryna say t...

This was a long time ago before they had any chance of being portable. Desktop use only. But for those sessions, it was the only time I was effortlessly and completely fluent around strangers. If you ...

I didn't like it because I couldn't fully focus on my conversation (I kinda don't mind my stutter honestly, if my brain wants to stutter I won't fight it most of the time), I felt like my speech wasn'...

Is there also a device u can wear around your wrist? Im planning to work within healthcare and watches are not allowed...

I heard of the delay feedback earpiece. Is that a special medical device or can you order it somewhere online? Also i heard that it eventually loses effectiveness over time. Has that happened to you?...

It's better to keep sending vibrations from your phone to your smartwatch to your wrist via Bluetooth. I'll look into it and write if I find it....

I used to tap my leg with my hand in some cases to avoid the blocks and sometimes it worked for me .. so i think the vibration works just like what i used to do, which is amazing. I'll give yours a sh...

I just checked Korg and they gave a in ear metronome, they dont have something to use for wrist. I am happy the daf device is working for you! Not sure if i can find something on Alixpress, do you hav...

There was no need for wrist vibration, it worked for me on a daily basis via the app and Bluetooth. Korg has a metronome. I also have an external daf device and it works. Even though background noise...

There was no need for wrist vibration, it worked for me on a daily basis via the app and Bluetooth. Korg has a metronome. There is also this https://www.soundbrenner.com/pages/pulse. I also have an ex...

Having vibration on wrist is better than bluetooth headset, it can be useful in situations like calls from home, meetings etc.. but will not work in day to day activities, you cant keep using a blueto...