Janus Development Group Recognizes New Level of SpeechEasy Providers

Janus Development Group, makers of the SpeechEasy anti-stuttering device, has designated 26 of its 146 providers nationwide to be Premier Providers. These Premier Providers will participate in a network of professionals sharing their expertise and experience in the treatment of stuttering. They will also be instrumental in the recommendation of improvements to the services offered to clients and other providers by Janus Development Group.

Greenville, NC (PRWEB) June 21, 2009

Janus Development Group, makers of the SpeechEasy anti-stuttering device, has designated 26 of its 146 providers nationwide to be Premier Providers. These Premier Providers will participate in a network of professionals sharing their expertise and experience in the treatment of stuttering. They will also be instrumental in the recommendation of improvements to the services offered to clients and other providers by Janus Development Group.

Premier Providers are selected based on merit and client satisfaction. They have demonstrated a willingness to educate people who stutter and their families and work with others to promote community awareness of fluency issues. As licensed and trained Speech-Language Pathologists, they are able to professionally evaluate people who stutter and dispense the SpeechEasy when deemed appropriate.

SpeechEasy is a division of Janus Development Group that developed and markets a portable fluency-enhancing device that fits in or behind the ear and can help people who stutter to speak more fluently. SpeechEasy is a synthesis of miniaturized hardware, cutting-edge digital technology and advanced algorithms that provide customized, fluency-enhancing DAF and FAF recreating a natural phenomenon known as the "choral-effect." The choral effect occurs when a person's stutter is dramatically reduced or even eliminated when they speak or sing in unison with others. The choral effect has been well documented for decades, but has only recently been scientifically recreated in a small, wearable device that can be used every day. Approximately 3 out of 4 people who stutter will benefit from a SpeechEasy fluency device. More information about SpeechEasy is available at http://www.speecheasy.com.

For more information on SpeechEasy or questions about the Premier Provider network, contact Gary Hassell, SpeechEasy National Sales Manager at 1-866-551-9042 or gary @ speecheasy.com.

SpeechEasy Premier Providers

PREMIER PROVIDERS
Nancy Barcal            Sacramento, CA
Ron Bender            Wichita Falls, TX
Deborah Boswell        Birmingham, AL
Mary Irene Burtis        Dallas, TX
Erica Chatelain        Perry, GA
Jane Clem-Heinemeyer    Sioux Falls, SD
Dr. Gary Cohen        Mequon, WI
Terry Colyar            Phoenix, AZ
Connie Dugan            Chicago, IL
Cliff Goldman            Portland, OR
Maria Grogan            High Point, NC
Judy Hammer-Knisely        Jacksonville, FL
Dr. John Haskell        New York, NY
Amy Keller            Columbus, OH
Sally McKee            Houston, TX
Bonnie McKenzie        St. Louis, MO
Dr. Kay Monkhouse        Princeton, NJ
Tiffany Parker            Smyrna, GA
Jennifer Peacock        Detroit, MI
John Pennino            Boston, MA
Mark Power            Mission Viejo, CA
Linda Reynolds        Grabill, IN
April Smith            San Antonio, TX
Elaine Stevick            Petaluma, CA
Holly Strange            Baton Rouge, LA
Vivian Topp            Boca Raton, FL

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