qb | Delayed Auditory Feedback vs F-STAC Usage & Stats

qb DAF is professional Delayed Auditory Feedback. Delayed Auditory Feedback allows us to hear our voice with a slight delay. This delay allows us to give feedback from our voice in real time. By using the DAF we will improve our fluency immediately. This is because by listening to our voice we will set the right breathing and the right time, overcoming those obstacles that we would normally have encountered. To use the DAF you need to have headphones and set the delay between 50 ms and 75 ms. For those who use bluetooth headphones, there is already a delay, because the bluetooth signal takes longer to arrive than headphones with cable. Setting the delay to 0 ms will still have the delay between 50 ms and 75 ms. The DAF is very suitable for those who want to practice speak exercises, to reduce stuttering by up to 80% instantly, or those who simply want to prepare for a speech. To use the DAF it is necessary to be equipped with wired or bluetooth headphones with microphone.

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F-STAC

The Functional Standardized Touchscreen Assessment of Cognition (FSTAC) is the first of it's kind in cognitive screening tools. FSTAC provides 14 functional tasks for a person to complete and then provides a report on functional & cognitive performance. One of the features that makes FSTAC so valuable is the integration of real life distractions, such as text messages, phone messages and noise. These distractions in the setting of a cognitively complex task provide the perfect setting to assess a person's cognitive abilities and breakdowns. Clinicians can now observe their clients performing functional tasks that range from simple to complex utilizing current technology. Cognitive domains include: General Knowledge Functional math Auditory & Visual attention Auditory & Visual Short term memory Working memory Language/Reading Language Auditory Comprehension Visual/Spatial Executive Function (Flexibility, Org, Prob solving) Insight/Awareness of performance Functional tasks include: Money ID/Valuation Medication management Safety Cash management: paying and making change Grocery shopping - Organization, planning Story listen and recall Bill pay over phone Appointment rescheduling Handling normal distractions Recalling tasks to do in a day Video demonstration can be found at https://youtu.be/ilVHjECm9o4