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Website dedicated to stammer awareness

Stammering is no joke
YouTube Video on stammering

Images From: ISA (International Stuttering Association)

VoiceAmp attended the 8th World congress for People who Stutter in Cavtat, Croatia. Pictured above is Tom Weiding (The Stuttering Brain), Paul Brocklehurst (De Montfort University), Suzana Jelcic (conference organiser), Thomas Kehoe and Alan Falck (VoiceAmp MD).

The British Stammering Association.

“Stammering is not simply a speech difficulty but is a serious communication problem. For the child or adult who stammers it can undermine their confidence and self-esteem, and affect their interactions with others as well as their education and employment prospects.  We welcome any innovation to help people who stammer to communicate better, including the VoiceAmp 601 device. Used with the right support and approach, it can benefit some people who stammer."

Dom Willis, Nurse Manager, Norfolk.

 “I have just done something that I have not done for a long time. I met an old friend in a noisy Public House and really enjoyed myself and relaxed. I was using the VoiceAmp 601. Both he and his wife were amazed. During the last few weeks I have trialed it whilst chairing staff meetings, attending Manager meetings, teaching students, appraising staff, using the telephone etc. I am very impressed with the on-going results.  I never anticipated VA to be a quick fix, but the support that it has given my work-based communication has been so appreciated. My self-esteem is smiling.”

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Gadget's great gift of free speech

Gizmo stamps out stammering

UK Trust funds VoiceAmp Research

Stutterers to benefit from VoiceAmp's speech aid
Cape Times 28 March 2006

Gadget eases speech for stutterers
Argus 28 March 2006

Invention has an ear for stutterers
Argus 31 March 2006