Stuttering

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50 Great Activities For Children Who Stutter

50 Great Activities for Children Who Stutter is a set of activities designed for children who stutter. Includes step-by step directions as well as dialogue to use with children. Contains a number of activities specifically designed for therapy groups composed of children who stutter and children with language disorders. Some examples include: Identifying and Exploring Stuttering — Stutter Tag, Stuttering Awards, Candid Camera, Teach Me How to Stutter, Stuttering Private Eye. Practicing Speech To

Ark’s Z-Vibe–plastic Probe

This Ark’s Z-vibe is an oral probe designed by a speech and language pathologist, to provide oral motor stimulation to these SLP patients. Gently stimulates gums, palate and tongue with therapeutic vibration. Can be used on cheeks and lips, in addition to mouth. Provides facial and tactile stimulation. Compatible with an array of textured tips. Switch tip for turning on and off. Provides oral motor stimulation and sensory input. Gently stimulates gums, palate and tongue therapeutic vibration. Us

Articulation Box

The Articulation Box is designed for children with Apraxia to develop speech sounds. This collection of objects represents 12 of the earliest developing speech sounds. It will involve children and make them want to talk. There are at least four objects for every sound, not only at the beginning of words but in the middle and end of words as well. Includes more than 130 sensational, realistic miniatures (4 or more for each sound), 13 object storage bags with labels and an organizing chart showing

Bump Dots- Round-Flat Top-Fluor Orange-Small-56pk

Bump Dots- Round-Flat Top-Fluor Orange-Small-56pk is a pack of products designed for those individuals with low vision and the visually impaired to mark everyday items. Bump Dots for the Blind and Visually Impaired are a good way to tactually mark buttons on appliances and electronics, computer keyboards, TV's and remotes, copiers, printers, etc. People may them at home or in the office for marking a variety of items. These tactile dots have a self-adhesive backing for fast, easy application on

Carpeted Walker

The Carpeted Walker is a carpeted board added to a child's walker designed for children with lower extremity disabilities to keep their head up while using their walker. The carpeted board is added to the armrests of a child’s walker. This encourages them to keep their head up and to communicate with people they see while moving about the school. The communication button is velcroed onto the carpet and can be moved to a convenient spot for the user.

Chewigem Eternity

The Chewigem Eternity is an oral motor fidget designed for those individuals ages four and up with sensory processing disorder to use. Designed for the mild to moderate chewer.  It is good for those who are looking for mild to moderate oral stimulation. Will not damage teeth. The pendant can be attached to InnovAID’s weighted vest or worn as a necklace. This item includes a breakaway clip.? Can be used as a hand fidget if wearing a necklace isn’t tolerated.

Chewigem Miller Heart

The Chewigem Miller Heart is an oral motor fidget designed for those individuals ages four and up with sensory processing disorder to self-regulate. Designed for the mild to moderate chewer. Will not damage teeth. The pendant can be attached to InnovAID’s weighted vest or worn as a necklace. It can be used as a hand fidget if wearing a necklace isn’t tolerated. This item includes a breakaway clip.

Chewigem Realm

The Chewigem Realm is an oral motor product designed for those individuals ages four and up with sensory processing disorder to allow them to calm down. It is designed for the mild chewer. Discreet styling. Will not damage teeth. The pendant can be attached to InnovAID’s weighted vest or worn as a necklace. It also can be used as a hand fidget if wearing a necklace isn’t tolerated. Realms are flexible enough to squeeze. This item includes a breakaway clip.

DAF Assistant

DAF Assistant is an auditory feedback program for stuttering therapy designed for use by individuals who stutter. This application (or app) for the Apple iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad implements the Delayed Auditory Feedback (DAF) and Frequency-shifting Auditory Feedback (FAF) techniques by delaying the sound of the user's voice from reaching to the ears by a fraction of a second. This simulates the "chorus effect" by making it seem as if the user is speaking with several others to help the user s

Easy Talker

Easy Talker is a story-workbook designed for children copping with stuttering. Addresses fluency disorders in students grades 3-12 with story-workbook activities for understanding and coping stuttering. Focuses on holistic approaches to the treatment of stuttering including task analysis to identify needed skills, extensive use of examples, metaphors and exercises for hands on learning and specific activities that help users deal with fear and frustration. Features a clinician's manual and a ran

Fun With Fluency

Fun With Fluency-Direct Therapy with the Young Child is a manual designed for therapists counseling children between the ages of 2 1/2 and 7 years old, who have speech and stuttering disorders. The book provides information on scheduling therapy sessions, differential diagnosis, planning and implementing direct therapy strategies, monitoring progress, transfer and long term maintenance and counseling children on dealing with their feelings about stuttering.

I Hear With My Little Ear

I Hear with my Little Ear is an activity book with 102 games designed for children working on improving their speech, language and literacy skill development. Written by a speech pathologist, these games combine visual auditory and kinesthetic approaches to learning and cover a wide range of skills, including identifying syllables, recognizing initial and final word sounds, rhyming knowledge and phonetic manipulation. Designed for group settings, these reproducible games will quickly become a fa

Learning Resources LER6801 Alphabet Soup Sorters, 209 Pieces

The Learning Resources LER6801 Alphabet Soup Sorters, 209 Pieces is an educational game designed for students grades Pre-K and up with learning disabilities to support alphabet awareness by recognizing letter sounds and shapes. Also builds early vocabulary, oral language, sorting and fine motor skills. Set includes 26 durable cardboard cans with plastic lids, 130 die-cut photo cards, 52 letter cards and activity guide. Each can holds one uppercase and one lowercase letter and 5 object cards feat

Newmark Learning Flip Chart, Social and Emotional Learning, PreK to 1st Grade

Newmark Learning Flip Chart, Social and Emotional Learning, PreK to 1st Grade is a book designed for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder to help them learn to label their emotions and develop a vocabulary for expressing their feelings. 

Speech Assistant

The Speech Assistant is a text to speech telephone system designed for use by individuals with speech disabilities. The system enables the user to communicate over a phone line with synthesized speech. Messages are typed in the system's text-to-speech program, which is installed on a personal computer (PC), personal digital assistant (PDA), or speech generating device. Messages are converted to synthesized voice audio and sent over the phone line by way of an included audio cable and interface c

Speecheasy

SpeechEasy is a device that provides audio feedback for stuttering therapy. These fluency devices are worn similarly to a hearing aid, either in or behind the ear, and use altered auditory feedback. However, rather than amplify sound, these units recreate and optimize the choral effect. When users wear the devices, their words are digitally replayed in their ear with a very slight delay and frequency modification. As a result, the brain perceives that speaking is occurring in unison with another

The Leaves of the Trees Song

Toolkit Voice Software For The Speech-Impaired

Toolkit is a software program that is designed to help the speech-impaired communicate with others. Unlike most software programs for the speech-impaired which ignore the fact that persons with speech-impairment still have a voice, this software program records the individual’s voice and deciphers the user’s words or translates the user’s pronunciation into understandable speech. It then may be played back on a smartphone or a tablet. This program is still being tested in Israel and Europe. Its

Trend Enterprises Alphabet Puzzle Set

The Trend Enterprises Alphabet Puzzle Set is designed for children ages three and up with Autism Spectrum Disorder to learn the alphabet practice early reading skills. Photos reinforce letter sounds. Format adapts to abilities and features interlocking pieces with photographs for easy recognition and retention.