Harness the power of your voice to boost your brain.
Active aid for learning and reading difficulties
Forbrain enhances focus, improves auditory processing, and boosts self-confidence—without adding extra time to your routine.
Specialists achieve better outcomes with Forbrain.
“I work with many clients with learning disabilities who love Forbrain, and parents often purchase a set. They report improved reading skills and a greater love for reading. Overall, it’s a fantastic product!”
– Theresa
“I introduced Forbrain to each of my students, all of whom face learning, reading, and study challenges. The most remarkable change was in a teenager who despised reading—after using Forbrain daily for 20 minutes, his fluency soared! Several children improved so much that two may even ‘test out’ of special school services. What a fantastic tool!”
– M. Hamtil
How Forbrain Supports Learning and Reading
Improved Auditory Processing
Improve Reading Fluency and Comprehension
Improved Auditory Processing
Forbrain improves the brain’s perception of sound by amplifying higher frequencies of the user’s voice, helping to identify and blend speech sounds more easily.
Enhanced Focus and Attention
Improve Reading Fluency and Comprehension
Improved Auditory Processing
The dynamic filter adjusts voice intensity, creating subtle variations that "stimulate" the brain, helping users stay alert during reading and learning tasks.
Improve Reading Fluency and Comprehension
Improve Reading Fluency and Comprehension
Improve Reading Fluency and Comprehension
By strengthening the link between speaking and listening, Forbrain helps users read aloud more fluently and comprehend texts with greater clarity.
What the Research Says
Scientific studies have shown that Forbrain can significantly improve attention and cognitive performance.
- A case study by Torabi et al., published in the Journal of Garmian University, examined the effects of sound therapy on the reading skills of students with reading difficulties.
The results showed a significant improvement in the reading skills of the experimental group compared to the control group. Specifically, various reading skills were notably enhanced. The study suggests that Forbrain® could have a positive impact on reading skills, offering a promising intervention for students facing reading challenges.