Stutter/Stammer: The Compensated Voice Package

Anxiety Reduction and SuperFluency Training Program

With respect, Freud did not understand the human vocal instrument

"Whatever the source of stuttering is, it is not amenable to the treatments I have developed. I therefore refuse to attempt to deal with it further" - Sigmund Freud

Therapists and MD's have been scratching their heads for years, experimenting with shock therapy, rewards and punishment programs, hypnosis, stress management, cutting nerve endings in the throat, even the injection of paralyzing botulism into the vocal cords as a semi-functional remedy. Speech therapists focus on hesitations, repetitions of words, sounds, syllables and prolongations. Pathologists conceptualize stuttering as a lack of coordination between the respiratory, vocal cord, and articulatory mechanisms.
 

Stuttering didn't stop them. Don't let it to stop you!
What do these powerful people share in common? Stuttering. They have all struggled with it, faced it, are managing it, or overcome it. You can too. Call 512.554.8771 or Request a FREE Phone Consultation.

James Earl Jones — Actor James Earl Jones, a Broadway, television, and movie star, is well-known for his voice as Darth Vader in Star Wars: "I'm still a stutterer, as you might notice as you listen to me. And it was poetry that sort of restored my power of speech. It started when I was about 5 years old. Except for talking to the horses and the animals on the farm and saying basic words to my family, I didn't talk at all..and I didn't deal with it until I was in high school."
Carly Simon — She has an Oscar, two Grammy's, a Golden Globe, as well as several hit records. She was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1994: "In retrospect, my stammering was an opportunity.. (Stutterers) can't stammer when they sing. "There's something about the mind connecting differently to the vocal cords when you apply either rhythm or melody. I still can't read aloud".
Nicholas Brendon - As "Xander" in the popular TV series Buffy the Vampire Slayer. The more anxious and embarrassed I became, the worse it got," notes Brendon. "Of course, the snowball effect of fear and failure soon took over and soon my life became a living hell. I couldn't help feeling people thought I was a moron, and my self-imposed insecurity constantly bedeviled me. I learned special exercises, and every day I still have to remind myself to slow down and concentrate. Constant repetition of tongue-twisters was like lifting weights for me, but patience and persistence have paid off."
Bruce Willis - Motion Picture Superstar: "I had a horrible stutter from the time I was 9 until I was about 17. I don't know if I was shy -- I mean, I had friends, I was elected student-council president. So I was popular in that sense, but inside I was really shook up by the fact that I couldn't get rid of this stutter. And then a miraculous thing happened when I was in high school. I was acting in a production of A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court. When I got onstage, I stopped stuttering."

Frustrated with conventional methods?
Did you get the fluency you were seeking? Perhaps you are skeptical and frustrated. I understand your frustration. Would you like to end your struggle with fluency and finally be able to express yourself with ease, confidence and control?

Let's try another approach. Imagine how good it would feel to lift the anxiety you may be experiencing in social situations and control fluency? If you are willing to take a risk and explore a new method, you will learn simple techniques that deliver the changes you seek. Call 512.554.8771 or Request a Complimentary Consultation. for more information. 

You are not alone in your frustration. Many people stutter or have been impacted by it. Many have discovered a path to fluency. Please watch this wonderful video called Transcending Stuttering created by Phil Schneider.

  

Transcending Stuttering Video


Our foundational training package can completely retrain your speaking process within a number of weeks. Develop new sound and respiratory skills, including diaphragmatic breathing, continuous airflow, pre-voice exhalation, syllabic stretch, continuous phonation, and stress management tools.  Call 512.554.8771 or Request a FREE Phone Consultation.