Announcements
 

The VA601i is available in Europe.
Therapists please click here for training dates & venues.

 
Upcoming Events
 

ASHA 2010 Convention November 18–20 Venue to be advised 


ISA Conference 2010 9th Congress for People Who Stutter Where: Argentina

SLT Workshops



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New VA601i Econo low prices with no compromises !

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Smaller, Better In Ear Fluency

The Edinburgh Masker is back

Some years ago we introduced a masking tool on our device. Alan Falck the founder of VoiceAmp met Dr Dewar in Edinburgh (husband of the late Ann Dewar SLT) original inventor. Alan explained VoiceAmp could emulate his original device with software. Dr Dewar gave VoiceAmp permission to use the Edinburgh Masker name, all the research files and tapes were collected and handed over to Queen Margaret's University. VoiceAmp have now released the full Edinburgh masker software on the VA601i fluency device. There are improvements, a wireless option as well as a calibration tool.

British Stammering Association 2009

Another fantastic well attended BSA conference was held at Westminster University London, with presenters and attendees from around the world. From left Alan Falck (founder VoiceAmp), Jan Anderson (BSA Scotland), Norbert Lieckfeldt (BSA London), Dr Tom Weidig (Luxembourg) and Robin Lickley (Queen Margaret's University)

Bringing Fluency to phone conversations with TAD

VoiceAmp in conjunction with the Dominic Barker have developed a telephone interface for people who stutter. Building on the proven 601 architecture, the new platform now boasts features including word prompting. VoiceAmp were delighted with the initial results of the UK clinical trial presented by Monica Bray (Leeds University) and her team recently in Oxford. Read more here...

VoiceAmp brings fluency to UK stammerers

Dom Willis, 39, has lived with his stammer for years, but lately he has been able to converse relatively unhindered by his condition, and he says this has been life-enhancing beyond measure. Read more about one of VoiceAmp's early UK users here...

New funding for UK stammerers

Zaber Ahmed a London student , was recently awarded a Disabled Student Allowance to fund a VoiceAmp device. It is hoped the BSA will cover this story in full in the next edition of Speaking out (the BSA's quarterly newsletter). Read more here...

The VoiceAmp Fluency System

The VoiceAmp 601 series Fluency System was developed in conjunction with international specialists and research Universities. Read how the VoiceAmp fluency system helps to promote fluency here...

VoiceAmp goes wireless

All VA601 series devices are wireless upgradeable as an optional accessory. VoiceAmp is also intergrating Bluetooth™ functionality into our devices. Find out more about VoiceAmp's wireless options here...

News from VoiceAmp

VoiceAmp is continually developing new technologies to enable people to communicate better. VoiceAmp works closely with academics, speech professionals and end users to develop creative solutions to speech difficulties. Read more about what we're up to here...



 
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