Voice Disorders
Voice Therapy helps a person
attain the best possible voice by:
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Eliminating vocally abusive behaviors
and misuse that might contribute
to a voice disorder.
- Eliminating negative compensatory
behaviors that may emerge secondary
to a voice disorder and contribute
to or cause additional voice
problems.
- Strengthening the vocal folds.
- Developing vocal flexibility.
- Coordinating the breath,
phonation and articulation.
- Teaching and utilizing abdominal/
thoracic breath support.
The Team Approach:
I value working alongside otolaryngologists,
neurologists and vocal pedagogues
in assessing a patient and developing an
individualized plan for treatment.
Typical Patients Include, but are not limited to:
- Actors
- Singers
- Radio hosts/personalities
- Clergy
- Telemarketers
- Politicians
- Teachers
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- Lawyers
- Coaches
- Aerobics Instructors
- Receptionists
- Sales People
- Homemakers
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