Bhav, 22, MIT grad majoring in neuroscience, now a medical student at Stanford. He has tried traditional therapies, including fluency shaping, failed to yield the desired results. However, Bhav has made significant strides by teaching himself to use various crutches, specifically Crutches 1, 4, and 8, which have effectively addressed his issues with individual words.
His current challenge lies in maintaining fluency during conversations. To tackle this, Bhav is learning the Speech Plan of Short-Link-Stop, a technique that involves linking words by maintaining a constant pitch throughout all words. This method is designed to improve conversational fluency by providing a structured way to manage speech flow. In this video, we will drill this technique, demonstrating how it can help individuals like Bhav overcome their stuttering challenges. Join us as we delve into the specifics of the Short-Link-Stop plan and witness firsthand the progress and breakthroughs that come with consistent practice and determination.
