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Breath Support Module
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Voice Control Module
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Intonation and Accent Module
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- My voice gets tired after prolonged speaking/singing
- I can't speak or sing for a long duration
- I take frequent breaths while speaking
- I experience dryness of vocal folds
- My voice sounds ‘breathy'
- I am hard of hearing. I take frequent breaths
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I am an adult male, but my voice sounds feminine (Puberphonia)
I am an adult female, but my voice sounds masculine (Androphonia)
My voice gets tired after prolonged speaking/singing
Listeners often ask me to repeat what I spoke
My voice is too loud or too soft or wobbling or fluctuating
I feel that I can sound better with good control/command over my voice
I am hard of hearing. I speak in a loud voice/high pitch
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My voice sounds dull, sleepy, monotonous
I am hard of hearing. I want to make my voice lively
I want to learn stress pattern or accent of a new language or English
I am hard of hearing. I want to make my voice lively
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Picture Word Articulation Module
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Pronunciation Module
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Stuttering Module
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- I want to know how speech sounds are classified?
- I want to know how speech sounds are produced?
- Do I pronounce the speech sounds correctly?
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- I am unable to pronounce certain consonants clearly and rapidly
- I am unable to pronounce certain sounds (Eg: "s", sh" and "z")
- I involuntarily substitute one sound for another (Eg: "p"/"b", "k"/"g")
- I feel that my voice is slurred
- Listeners often ask me to repeat what I spoke
- Most part of my speech is fluent but occassionaly has breaks
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- I have difficulty in initiating speech
- I speak either too fast or too slow, with intermediate breaks
- I drag some vowels while speaking
- I use fillers like 'mm', 'aaa' etc.
- I involuntarily substitute one sound for another
- I repeat the initial syllable of a word several times
- Most part of my speech is fluent but occassionaly has breaks
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