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In The Speech Collective's third episode, Host David Rosen and graduates of the Dr. Fluency program share their stories of what it's like living with a speech impediment and how they overcame it. From childhood challenges to moments of resilience and self-discovery, these stories show what it really means to find your voice. Listen as these graduates open up about their journeys, the challenges they faced, and the strength it takes to speak when the world expects you to be silent. Get to know David as he tells his story, and follow The Speech Collective Podcast for more content.

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In The Speech Collective's second episode, Host David Rosen describes what it was like growing up with a speech impediment. From the early moments in which he realized he had speech blockage, the difficulties he faced, to how he was able to overcome them and grow into a confident person today, he fuses personal experience with an inspiring story to help others in the same position. Get to know David as he tells his story and follow The Speech Collective podcast for more content.

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In The Speech Collective's first episode, Host David Rosen interviews David Harris, the CEO and founder of the Dr Fluency Institute, known for treating stuttering and fluency disorders using proprietary scientifically proven innovative methods. His approach was influenced by experts like Professor Ronald Webster, Hollins Communications Research Institute, and Professor Kroll of the institute in Toronto.

The Dr Fluency tablet was developed by David Harris and other leading experts in the dysfluency field. The tablet, together with his expert guidance was instrumental in helping me to focus on breathing, vocalization, and speech mechanics. These methods helped me speak fluently but more importantly, the institute has helped thousands of individuals overcome stuttering, gaining him international recognition for the Dr Fluency's success. Harris regularly participates in public discussions about fluency disorders and the importance of early intervention. He’s helped countless patients speak confidently—including myself.