When a patient comes to you with complaints of hoarseness, the first thing you do is probably perform your evaluation. Check. You make sure the patient
#Researchtues Featuring Integrated Implicit-Explicit Learning Approach to Voice Therapy by Cari M. Tellis I wonder to myself all the time how I would train another
Have you heard those heavy metal screaming bands? They may not be your cup of tea, but you might end up with a lead-singer from
#researchtues and #bangbang Resonant Voice Therapy might have let you hold its hand in school, but I’m gunna show you how to graduate…haha. I can’t
Transgender Voice Changes. Those words may be intimidating or “something I read a sentence about in graduate school,” but they represent a much needed area
I was listening to a podcast from NATS (National Association of Teachers of Singing) this week and was surprised when I heard that Dr. Robert Sataloff was
Make Straw Phonation fun for your younger voice students. Click Here! Try Airflow Airplanes for Straw Phonation Fun! A light-hearted look at a Facebook
In honor of #ResearchTuesday, I have chosen to blog about a study I was given to peruse this past week about a double-blind controlled trial
Functional aphonia, conversional aphonia, psychogenic aphonia, acute sudden voice loss, hysterical aphonia….They all are names for the same disorder. In school, I learned that functional aphonia
If you are interested in voice and voice disorders, like me, you may have found that your interest in knowledge of voice anatomy did not
