Voice Therapy NYC

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Voice therapy can help improve communication in a variety of ways. It is designed to help individuals learn how to control their vocal pitch, volume, and tone and to understand the impact of their speech better. People with speech problems may benefit from voice therapy NYC, as it can help them improve their pronunciation, increase their vocal range, and gain better control over their vocal muscles.
Additionally, voice therapy NYC can help individuals find their unique voice and develop their ability to communicate effectively. Voice Therapy NYC can also help individuals with speech disorders like stuttering, lisping, and vocal nodules. Working with a speech language therapist allows individuals to express themselves better, improve their confidence, and gain the skills necessary to communicate effectively.
What is Voice Therapy?
Voice therapy is designed to help individuals improve the quality and clarity of their voice. It is commonly used to treat a variety of voice disorders, including dysphonia, vocal nodules, and vocal polyps. Voice therapy can also be used to address issues related to pitch, volume, enunciation, and articulation.
Our voice therapy NYC is provided by qualified speech-language pathologists who specialize in helping clients improve their vocal health and performance. With the help of a speech-language pathologist, clients can learn to improve the quality of their speech and communication through exercises, breath support, and vocal hygiene techniques. Additionally, voice therapy can help clients develop better speaking habits and improve their overall vocal health.
Voice Disorders
Voice disorders impair a person’s ability to produce sound. These disorders can be caused by medical conditions, such as stroke or vocal cord paralysis, or by vocal abuse or misuse, such as straining the voice or frequently shouting. Voice therapy can be a great way to help treat these conditions. Through techniques such as vocal exercises, relaxation techniques, and vocal hygiene education, a speech language therapist can help people with voice disorders restore their natural vocal abilities.
In addition, voice therapy can help people with voice disorders speak more clearly, achieve a stronger vocal range, and increase their vocal power. Voice therapy can also help people manage their symptoms and reduce the strain on their vocal cords.

Signs and Symptoms of Voice Disorders
Voice disorders can be a symptom of a larger medical condition, such as cancer, laryngeal paralysis, or Parkinson’s Disease, or may be caused by vocal strain from activities such as singing or public speaking. Common signs and symptoms of voice disorders include hoarseness, breathiness, and vocal fatigue. People with voice disorders may also experience pain or discomfort when speaking, as well as difficulty producing certain sounds, pitch problems, and difficulty controlling the volume of their voice. If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, consulting with a speech-language pathologist is important to determine if voice therapy is the right course of action.
Who Needs Voice Therapy?
Voice therapy is beneficial for those with various conditions, such as vocal nodules, vocal cord paralysis, vocal cord dysfunction, vocal cord polyps, voice strain, and voice loss. It can also benefit those who suffer from speech impairments, such as stuttering, lisps, and apraxia of speech.
Additionally, those with a weak, breathy, or hoarse voice and those who have difficulty speaking for long periods may benefit from voice therapy. Voice therapy can also benefit those recovering from surgery, injury, or trauma of the throat and neck area. Lastly, it can benefit those who wish to improve their singing voice.
What to Expect from Voice Therapy?
During voice therapy sessions, a speech-language pathologist will work with individuals to recognize their vocal limitations and develop strategies to overcome them. The therapist will help the individual identify and practice strategies to control their voice, from breath support and articulation to resonance and pitch.
Voice therapy may involve relaxation techniques, vocal exercises, and other vocal hygiene practices. With the help of a speech-language pathologist, individuals can expect to experience improvements in their vocal quality, volume, and pitch. Voice therapy can provide individuals with improved confidence, enhanced communication skills, and a sense of control over their voices.

What Does an SLP Do in Voice Therapy?
Voice therapy is often used to treat people with conditions such as vocal cord paralysis, vocal fold nodules, vocal cord dysfunction, vocal fold scarring, and more. Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) trained in voice therapy can evaluate a patient’s vocal quality, pitch, resonance, and loudness, as well as their vocal range, endurance, and vocal health. SLPs can also provide exercises to help patients improve their vocal technique and address any resonance, pitch, loudness, and vocal range issues. They can also provide education about vocal hygiene and recommend lifestyle changes to help improve vocal health.
Through voice therapy, SLPs can help patients restore and improve their voice quality, allowing them to live a more fulfilling life.

Speech-Language Therapist (Pathologist) and a Learning Specialist
Meet Some of Our NYC Speech Therapists

Jennifer
M.S., CCC-SLP, TSSLD

Janelle B.
M.S., CCC-SLP

Dr. Michelle M.
PHD CCC-SLP, TSHH

Diahann
CCC-SLP

Melanie B.
M.S., CCC-SLP, TSSLD

Christina R.
M.S., CCC-SLP, TSHH

Alexandra C.
M.S., CCC-SLP

Liza B.
M.S., CCC-SLP, TSSLD
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