Learn how to fight stuttering

A Mobile app to help you learn and
practice speech therapy exercises
for stuttering
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How it works?

Our Therapy Protocol

20 minutes a day

Spend 20-40 minutes a day practicing various speech therapy exercises in the app.

Thinking

Gain Understanding

Develop insights into stuttering and your speech mechanism. Overcome fear and anxiety with real life practice.

Develop correct speech

Increase fluency, reduce secondary behaviors, learn to live confidently. Fight stuttering, become a Stamurai.

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What people ask

FAQ

Would I be able to cure my stutering?

Cure is the wrong word. The aim of modern speech therapy is to develop correct speech. It is a subtle difference but important nonetheless.

Are stuttering and stammering the same?

Yes they are the same.

After gaining spontaneous fluency, are there chances of relapse?

Fluency, as an acquired skill, can't be taken for granted by the stutterer. Many occasions of speech would be faced with challenges. So even after you have attained spontaneous fluency, a review of 20 minutes each day of the techniques will keep you fluent.

How much time will it take for it to work?

It depends vastly on the severity of stuttering and on how much you practice. Broadly it can take about 6 months to attain spontaneous fluency. You should definitely start seeing improvements within 1 month.

I don't stutter alone. So how do I practice?

Most stutterers don't stutter alone. We are soon launching audio calls so you can practice with others in the app. For now you can use voluntary stuttering.

What is the clinical name for the therapy I would be undergoing?

The therapy is an integration of 'Stuttering Modification' and 'Fluency Shaping', the two most popular therapy techniques.
What people will say

Reviews

Deals with stammering, introduction, why it happens, various techniques to curb it. All are perfectly described in this app. Also the video conferences with other persons in this app has instilled a lot of confidence in me.

Chetan Pandey

I don't have the time to see an in office Speech Therapist since I work a 9 to 5 so this is great for me. I am determined to beat my stutter and this app finally gives me hope to succeed in fluency in the privacy of my home.

Kenneth Citizen

Thank you for the amazing app. It's definately working for me. Also the support team is very very helpful, solves the problem on the same day.

Pragati Shyamal
Famous people who stutter

You are in a great company

The stutterer must conquer his own problems - no one else can do the job for him.

Van Riper
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Blogs

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What is stuttering

Stuttering is when disfluencies disrupt the forward flow of speech due to their severity or high frequency. Experts characterize stuttering by the unnaturally high frequency and/or prolonged stoppages in speech. There are three core behaviours one can find in the speech of people who stutter - repetitions of sounds, syllables or monosyllabic words, prolongation of sounds and blocks or blockage of airflow in speech. People who stutter often develop “management” tactics to bypass words they find difficult to pronounce. These are called secondary behaviours.

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Stuttering Treatment

Treatments for stuttering are most effective when they are started in the earliest. Treatments vary depending on the severity and the age of the person who stutters.

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Understand Stuttering in Children

Ever since he was a child, he was aware of his stuttering. So much so, that whenever his parents took him to a pool party for neighbourhood kids or a birthday party, he could feel his chest tighten and breathing stop.

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Reining in the Bullies

As a child who stutters, social interactions in school and on the playground are difficult as it is. But if further complicated by bullying and teasing, it can make them retreat into a shell of loneliness and isolation.