SpeechEasy – a technology based on an ECU discovery, received

 national attention 

SpeechEasy, a technology based on an ECU discovery, receives national attention from John Williams, a noted authority on assisted technologies.  He refers to the technology as “the simplest and most effective fluency device that I have ever used”.  John, who has stuttered for more than 50 years, was recently fitted with the technology in response to outreach from the T2Bridge program.  He now wears SpeechEasy on a daily basis and has noticed significant improvement in the fluency of his speech.  “The SpeechEasy has increased my fluency on the telephone and in small groups. In speaking to people over the telephone, I have been told, without my asking, that I am fluent. In each situation, the less I stutter, the more work is produced. One of the benefits of increased fluency is an increase in my energy level. Stuttering tires me, and the less I stutter the less tired I am. 

See the full article by John Williams at the National Organization of Disability web site.  Learn more about SpeechEasy at the company web site:  http://www.speecheasy.com/index.html