Discover Perth’s collaborative voice clinic offering ENT assessment and evidence-based speech pathology voice therapy. Supporting children, adults, professional voice users and transgender women experiencing hoarseness, vocal fatigue, voice changes and voice concerns.
Your voice is one of your most powerful teaching tools. Every day, teachers speak for hours — giving instructions, leading discussions, and motivating students. But constant talking in noisy classrooms can strain your vocal folds and lead to voice problems like hoarseness, fatigue, or even vocal nodules. Here are practical voice care strategies for teachers to help you speak with power, protect...
If your voice feels strained, fatigued, or difficult to control, you may be dealing with Muscle Tension Dysphonia (MTD). This common yet often misunderstood voice disorder occurs when the muscles around the larynx (voice box) become too tense, making speaking effortful and uncomfortable. Whether you're a teacher, singer, public speaker, or someone who simply wants to speak comfortably, learning about MTD...
Vocal nodules are a common voice disorder but can be a concerning issue for individuals who heavily rely on their voice, such as singers, coaches, public speakers, and teachers. These small, noncancerous growths on the vocal folds (cords) can impact voice quality and overall vocal health. What Are Vocal Nodules? Vocal nodules, also known as vocal folds nodules or singer's nodes, are...
What is Accent Modification? Accent modification (was previously known as accent reduction or accent training) is an area of speech therapy that helps individuals improve clarity and intelligibility in spoken English. As a speech pathologist, I’ve seen how small changes in pronunciation, rhythm, and intonation can transform communication — boosting both confidence and connection. Importantly, accent modification is not about erasing your...
