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Carry Over Fluency
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| Carryover Fluency Video - A SmallTalk user talks about using the SmallTalk anti-stuttering device to train carryover fluency and no longer need the device. |
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What Is Carryover Fluency? Carryover fluency is improved speech after a stuttering treatment ends. A study of nine adult stutterers found that using our School DAF reduced stuttering about 70%, without therapy. The subjects then used the devices thirty minutes per day for three months. No statistically significant reduction in effectiveness was found when the subjects wore the devices. When the subjects were tested without the devices they had 55% less stuttering. Another study found similar carryover fluency one year after using the School DAF. |
| Van Borsel, J., Reunes, G., & Van den Bergh, N. (2003). Delayed auditory feedback in the treatment of stuttering: clients as consumers. International Journal of Language and Communication Disorders, 2003, 38:2, 119-129. Radford, N., Tanguma, J., Gonzalez, M., Nericcio, M.A., & Newman, D. A Case Study of Mediated Learning, Delayed Auditory Feedback, and Motor Repatterning to Reduce Stuttering Perceptual and Motor Skills, 2005, 101, 63-71. |
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How to use DAF for fluency treatment. This video explains how you and your Speech Pathologist can use the devices in fluency therapy. |
| Development of Casa Futura Fluency Treatment Devices Video presented by Thomas David Kehoe, the founder of Casa Futura Technologies. |
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Read the book:
No Miracle Cures: A Multifactoral Guide to Stuttering Therapyby Thomas David KehoeMember, American Speech-Language Hearing Association (The book and video are included with all the devices) |
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