Research translations
What new evidence actually means
The Evidence Hub adds peer-reviewed studies regularly. The briefing explains the ones that change clinical practice - in plain language, with clinical bottom lines.
The briefing
Short notes on VR in speech-language pathology
When there is something worth saying. From a person who stutters who built the tool he needed - and the clinicians and researchers who use it.
Every few weeks. Sometimes more, sometimes less. Never on a calendar.
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What is in it
Three things, no filler
Product notes
Therapy withVR updates worth knowing
New situations, AI features, and more valuable tools to enhance your work. Brief and practical - no marketing fluff.
Founder notes
From the field
What I am seeing at NHS Trusts, university labs, ASHA conferences. The candid stuff that does not make it into formal posts.
Featured by BBC · NHS · ASHA
Read by the leading speech-language professionals, researchers, and clinicians worldwide.
While you are here
Three things worth a look
Most depth
The Evidence Hub
Peer-reviewed studies on VR in speech, voice, hearing, and communication therapy - each with a plain-language summary, certainty rating, and clinical bottom line.
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Free resources for SLPs
Templates, screening checklists, IEP/EHCP goal sheets, and the CC-licensed SLP Technology Checklist Pack - usable in any practice, with or without Therapy withVR.
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Why this exists
I am a person who stutters who got tired of waiting for the tool I needed. The full story of how Therapy withVR came to be, and the principles it is built around.
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