Voice Therapy

Rejuvenate Your Voice

Voice Therapy and Vocal Health Services in Perth

Do you experience:

🔹 Pain or discomfort when speaking
🔹 Vocal fatigue or strain after talking
🔹 Reduced vocal range for speaking or singing
🔹 Hoarseness, roughness, breathiness, or a husky voice
🔹 Throat irritation, frequent throat clearing, or changes in your voice

Your voice is an important part of how you communicate, connect, and express yourself. Voice difficulties can affect confidence, work performance, and your ability to use your voice comfortably throughout the day.

At Katie Milton Speech Pathology and Voice Care, I provide personalised voice therapy in Perth for people experiencing voice problems, vocal strain, and communication challenges. Whether you’re a teacher, singer, performer, public speaker, or professional voice user, therapy can help improve vocal quality, endurance, and long-term vocal health.

What is Voice Therapy?

Voice therapy is a specialised speech pathology service that focuses on assessing and treating voice disorders using evidence-based techniques. A speech pathologist can support you to improve vocal function, breathing patterns, resonance, vocal efficiency, and healthy voice habits.

For clients requiring further assessment or medical input, I also provide access to a multidisciplinary voice clinic alongside an ENT specialist at Perth ENT Centre, supporting a collaborative approach to the assessment and management of complex voice concerns.

How Voice Therapy Can Help

Voice therapy may include:

✔️ Personalised vocal exercises to improve vocal strength, coordination, and quality
✔️ Breath support and airflow strategies to improve vocal endurance
✔️ Resonance and projection techniques for clearer, more efficient voice use
✔️ Vocal health education to reduce strain and prevent future vocal difficulties
✔️ Strategies to manage tension and develop a more comfortable speaking voice

Voice Conditions We Support

Voice therapy services may support people with:

✔️ Hoarseness and changes in voice quality
✔️ Vocal fatigue and vocal strain
✔️ Muscle Tension Dysphonia (MTD)
✔️ Vocal nodules and other vocal fold concerns
✔️ Voice rehabilitation following vocal fold surgery
✔️ Chronic cough and frequent throat clearing
✔️ Neurological voice conditions, including vocal tremor and laryngeal dystonia
✔️ Parkinson’s disease-related voice changes
✔️ Professional voice training for teachers, singers, performers, and public speakers

Your voice is unique. Therapy is tailored to your individual goals, lifestyle, and communication needs — helping you develop a voice that feels healthy, confident, and authentic.