NEW SPEECH

A way to learn to speak again.

Stammering and speech blocks both affect the fluency of communication.

Stammering is a characterised by the repetition of sounds, syllables, words, or ​phrases during speech.

Speech Blocks occur during intense body tension. They prevent communicating ​thoughts in a given moment.

Here are some differences between stammering and speech blocks:

• Those who stammer are able to convey their thoughts. It may last longer ​because of repetitions and prolongations, but in the end, their thoughts are ​communicated. Speech blocks do not allow for this. A person with speech ​blocks looks for replacement words, withdraws and uses camouflage to ​maintain conversation.
  
• In stammering therapy, reducing the speed of speech reduces the visible ​symptoms. People with speech blocks need a holistic approach. For example, in ​New Speech courses.

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New Speech is an innovative method allowing people to relearn ​to speak regardless of the intensity of their stammering or ​speech blocks.

🌟 An important feature of New Speech training is connecting ​relaxation with creating sound. This allows you to speak ​confidently in any situation.

👥 New Speech courses are tailored to the individual needs of ​each trainee and their family.

✨ Trainees already using New Speech form an important part of ​speech training process. You can follow the path of those who ​were there before you.

emotions & speech

Reducing Body Tension while Speaking

Emotions have a key influence on the fluency of speech. People with ​speech blocks feel fear, anxiety, uncertainty and other negative emotions ​in a range of situations requiring speaking. Over the years, they get used ​to these situations.

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