Anti-Stuttering Devices (7): Relaxed Breathing & Vocal Folds

Demonstration of fluency shaping stuttering therapy skills, including relaxed breathing and relaxed vocal folds.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• stuttering
• anti-stuttering
• device
• delayed
• auditory
• feedback
• DAF
• FAF
• SpeechEasy
• speakeasy
• speak
• easy
• smalltalk

[Skabur123]

Question. I stutter, but not like you do. I stutter when I read and say something says "The motabolism is boosting your head." Just made it up randomly -- i I were to read it aloud, I would say the motabolism is, then I would not be able to start boosting, air gets stuck ib my mouth and I just cant say it, I hate it! Same with G's, what shoudl I do?

[CasaFuturaTech]

@Skabur123

Sounds like you get silent blocks, in which your vocal folds lock and you can't release air or make any sound. We have a device with a manual masking (MAF) button, you push the button and the device generates a humming sound that mimics your vocal fold vibration. Your brain is fooled into thinking that your vocal folds are vibrating, then releases the tension on your vocal folds and you can talk.

[rodriguez0192]

Thank You Very Much

[peligrosity]

Thank you! This was a very informative video. I especially liked the comparison you described at 4:05

[JuttyBoy1424]

Couldn't agree more. I'm exactly the same as you.

[help106]

I studder myself, much not as much as you do. I only stutter when I'm nervous,(but I try to control it), or I stutter on my vowels. It suck to have it, sometimes I wish I was never born with this, and sometimes I wonder why I was born stuttering. Because of this, I'm self consciousness about talking to girls, sucks so bad.

[frankhalls]

good video