Voice Therapy for the Professional Voice - 15/08/11
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Behavioral evaluation and treatment of dysphonia in the professional voice user are the responsibility of the speech-language pathologist. As a clinician, treating the professional voice user requires expert listening and management skills. Interdisciplinary team relationships are crucial for thorough care of this population. When treating the professional voice user additional information should be included while gathering the history because of differences in vocal demand and expectations when compared with the non-professional voice user. Voice therapy is patient-specific and when treating professional voice users it is necessary to consider previous training and use or rework current skills to enhance the therapy outcomes.
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| This article is taken in part from Marx Schneider SL, Sataloff RT. Speech language intervention—voice therapy. In: Merati A, Bielamowicz S, editors. Textbook of laryngology. 1st edition. San Diego (CA): Plural Publishing, Inc.; 2007. |
Vol 40 - N° 5
P. 1133-1149 - octobre 2007 Retour au numéro
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