The next stage is designed to create a healthy belief system through indoctrination of new and positive thoughts and feelings. The sessions aim to develop a self-acceptance and love in the patients. The fundamental emphasis on this technique is to embed in patients belief system that everyone has freedom to think, feel, and behave. While you are at this stage, you must not feel very pressured to speak in a fluent manner. It doesn t matter at this point if you are fluent or not. What matters more is how you feel why you are speaking with others. As you try to find your voice and as you begin getting rid of initial nervousness, you will eventually learn to speak in more fluent terms. It is advised that a child with speech problem be checked by a speech pathologist, a medical practitioner trained to diagnose and treat people suffering from speech, language, and voice disorders. During diagnosis, the speech pathologist will ask you about the history of the speech condition, particularly when it started and under what situations. The next step is to practice the following Yoga postures and breathing techniques to make you feel more relaxed: Surya Namaskar (sun salutation) Progressive relaxation techniques and meditation Suksham Vyayama (a relaxing breathing exercise) Concentrating on breathing to make it easier for you to deal with stressful thoughts Positive attitude for better self-esteem and self-image Bhastrika and Nadi Shodhana that help solve breathing problems Simhasana (lion pose) Without a doubt, yoga is an effective way to heal stuttering. The latter is very important for it converts audio and video into necessary digital form or codec to be able to transfer data efficiently. Most computers are equipped with multimedia components such as audio capture and playback capabilities. The purpose of such components is to convert the audio signal into a digital code. An example is the Pacemaster electronic metronome, an attempt of ordinary portable metronome. Recently, a surge of popularity and demand has been seen in devices that alter auditory feedback. It might be because of technological advances, groundbreaking designs, and great marketing techniques. Several types of this kind include masked auditory feedback (MAF), delayed auditory feedback (DAF), frequency altered feedback (FAF), and the ones that provide combinations of the different altered auditory feedback patterns.