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My stutter is really severe and I've thought about this a lot. I would rather sign than going through the painful blocks all the time. Although I've been slacking & coz my family doesn't want to learn...

I would love to learn sign language, I kinda am learning now. But I would not want to be mute, even though I have a mild stutter and block sometimes being able to say something(sometimes) is better th...

In school my speech therapist encouraged me to start signing if I got a really bad block. Whenever I sign my name I don’t stutter or block...

I'm unable to make the DAF Pro app work with my 1st generation AirPods. Does the app work with 1st generation AirPods? If so, how do I make them work?

I'm unable to make the DAF Pro app work with my 1st generation AirPods. Does the app work with 1st generation AirPods? If so, how do I make them work? ...

DAF with Ai

DAF with Ai Hello guys, I am thinking of App that recognize our voices Using Ai and remove the background noices and other people's voices, and just repeat our voice with DAF in our airpod. It would h...

Do you hear your voice in your head because of the earplug? If so, maybe that could be part of it. For me, something that works everytime, is if I talk or read alongside someone – maybe this could be ...

Maybe he's right? Because I use a stuttering app 'Stamurai'. There, along with speech exercises, meditation is also very much focused and shown as an important thing....

I hope so, there is app called FluncyCoach, but its old, and it catch alot of noises, we want something that catch only our voices in real time and repeat it in the airpod with little delay , ( its li...

Ai to help stutterers

Ai to help stutterers I want some developer to create for us Ai app that repeat our voices live in the real time (no problem with ms l delay) and remove all the noises and other voices so we can talk ...

There is a product called speak easy - please try it. It has a feedback loop that helps with stuttering....

There is a product called speak easy - please try it. It has a feedback loop that helps with stuttering....

Stuttering is the brains inability to process the speakers NORMAL voice as they speak. Standard stuttering therapy is useless and often harmful. There are three ways that greatly reduce stuttering. ...

Right now I've resorted to Google translate and using the speech button to let my phone say what I typed...

I’ve tried using the Jump from Paul Brocklehurst YouTube channel but I’ve only just started using it and not so proficient in using it yet. Speaking in rhythm using a metronome has helped me more. Whe...

But to summarize the findings: Speaking in a rhythm can increase fluency among stutterers due to several factors: 1. **Temporal Regularity**: Rhythm provides a consistent temporal framework, which ca...

Sorry I didn’t see you reply! Here’s some academic papers that explore the relationship between rhythm and fluency in stuttering. To practice this technique look up metronome on in YouTube or get yo...

Delayed auditory feedback does work though. Perhaps speecheasy isn’t the solution, but if someone can invent a way to put this into use, we’d all be cured. The apps are finicky…...

So how exactly do these work?? And yes i know it wears off, im just asking how are these devices supposed to work for people who stutter?...

You can try it yourself with a delayed auditory feedback app on your phone. My experience is that its not worth the money. The effect wears off over time and its unusable in loud environments....

I used to use it in Highschool. It worked initially but lost its effectiveness over the years. One big downside to it is that it’s harder to listen while you have it in and I got into a lot of trouble...