Electronic Devices

	SmallTalk – $2495 Immediately reduces stuttering, while training you to no longer need the device. It’s the world’s smallest DAF/FAF anti-stuttering device, and includes Bluetooth wireless technology.
	Basic Fluency System – $1495 DAF and FAF for fluency on and off the telephone. Many states provide the Basic Fluency System free to qualified residents.
	School DAF – $295 Simple, easy-to-use DAF device for treating childhood stuttering. Used by thousands of school speech-language pathologists.

Blog Posts CBM Therapy for Stutterers with Social Anxiety MPI Stuttering Therapy Changes Brain Activity Should Stutterers Take Vitamin B-1? Stuttering Jokes!

Should Children Be Told to Accept Stuttering or Taught Fluent Speech? The Controversial Genetics of Stuttering 33 States Provide Anti-Stuttering Telephone Devices to Consumers Stuttering “Experts” are the Used Car Salesmen of Speech Pathology The Ph.D. Effect: How Too Much Education Makes People Stupid Why Stuttering Therapy Fails: Not Talking Enough 14 Ideas for the Stuttering Foundation Social Phobia, Mental Illness, and Stuttering Stuttering, Employment, Job Interviews, and the ADA The Three Eras of Stuttering Treatment Can SpeechEasy Cause Hearing Damage? Does Background Noise Increase or Decrease Stuttering? Video: Listeners Tell Me They Like My Stuttering

Stuttering Therapy Reviews Stutterers review treatments they’ve done.

• Hollins Communications Research Institute (HCRI)
• Stuttering Modification Therapy (Van Riper)
• National Center for Stuttering (Dr. Martin Schwartz’s Airflow Technique)
• Institute for Stuttering Treatment and Research (ISTAR)
• Ross Barrett (Precision Fluency Shaping Program)
• Camperdown Program
• Other Therapy Programs
• SmallTalk
• Basic Fluency System
• School DAF
• Desktop Fluency System (discontinued)
• SpeechEasy
• Fluency Master
• Edinburgh Masker
• Haloperidol (Haldol)
• Risperidone (Risperdal)

Stuttering Information What is Stuttering? How fluent speech is produced, core stuttering behaviors, secondary symptoms, and incidence and prevalence.

• Neurology of Stuttering. Brain imaging studies of adult stutterers reveal overactive speech motor activity, underactive auditory processing, and abnormal dopamine activity.
• Genetics of Stuttering. Why your genes likely aren’t to blame for your stuttering.
• Stuttering Support Groups. Why you should join a stuttering support group, what activities your stuttering support group can do together, and how to discuss stuttering.
• Cluttering and Other Fluency Disorders. Neurogenic stuttering, psychogenic stuttering, spasmodic dysphonia, hypokinetic dysarthria.
• Practice Word Lists
• Alternative words: stammering, stammer, studdering, studder

Last update: May 11, 2019