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Electronic
Devices Used In Conjunction
With Stuttering Treatment
We have provided this list of electronic aids that may help some people
manage their stuttering. Electronic aids and other devices have been
around for many years in stuttering therapy. Some people who stutter
have found them to be helpful, at least in limited situations, such as using
the telephone or giving a speech. Others who have hoped for a ''magic
cure" have been disappointed. For an in-depth packet of information,
mailed free of charge, click here.
CAFET – about $4,000
4208 Evergreen Lane, Suite 213
Annandale, VA 22033
703-941-8903
Fax: 703-658-4529
This device is sold only to therapists who work with the system.
Casa Futura Technologies - from $2395
Post Office Box 7551
Boulder, CO 80306-7551
888-FLUENCY or 888-358-3629
Fax: 303-417-9752
www.casafuturatech.com
DAF, FAF, MAF, and stuttering biofeed back devices
for clinical, home practice, telephone, and pocket use.
Dr. Fluency – about $595
c/o SAI Consultants Ltd.
845 Third Avenue
New York, NY 10022
888-335-8362 or 212-688-3480
Fax: 212-688-1327
usa@drfluency.com
EZ-Speech, Inc – TENS about $500
Post Office Box 31
Chester, VA 23831
800-758-8255
Fax: 215-352-2469
E-mail: ezspeech@erols.com
Sustained Phonation Unit DAF with transcutaneous
electrical nerve stimulation.
Kay Elementrics – about $4,000
Post Office Box 2025
Pine Brook, NJ 07058-2025
973-628-6200
E-mail: info@kayelemetrics.com
Web: www.kayelemetrics.com
Latest models are: Visi-Pitch iii - $3250 / Sona-Speech - $1895 (low
cost, software only version of the Visi-Pitch) / Facilitator - $950
All the latest descriptions of these can be found on the Kay Elementrics
web site.
SpeechEasy
Stuttering Research Group – DAF, FAF – about $4,000
112 Staton Street
Greenville, NC 27834
252-551-9042
www.speecheasy.com
These devices use altered auditory feedback in the
form of auditory delays and frequency shifts. They are worn like
traditional hearing aids.
Note: The
Stuttering Foundation of America does not warrant the efficacy of these
devices nor guarantee their treatment in any way. This page is here for
your information only. Appearing on this page is NOT an endorsement by
the Stuttering Foundation.
Updated
October 19, 2004
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