Objectives To assess the prevalence of psychosocial distress (depression, anxiety,
somatization, and perceived stress) in a consecutive sample of patients presenting with …

Objectives/Hypothesis Prior studies have observed a high prevalence of psychosocial
distress, including depression, in patients with voice problems. However, these studies have …

Professional performers are not only demanding but also remarkably self-analytical. Like
athletes, performers have forced health care providers to refine our definition of normalcy …

Coping is a key concept in psychological medicine, which refers to the way in which people
deal with the stress of illness. Voice disorders may have pervasive effects upon the …

Objectives: Epidemiologic studies of the prevalence and risk factors of voice disorders in the
general adult population are rare. The purpose of this investigation was to 1) determine the …

Objective This study aimed to examine the relationships among patient occupation,
laryngeal diagnosis, perceptual dysphonia severity, and patient-perceived voice impairment …

Objectives This systematic review explored coping with voice problems in professional voice
users. The objectives were to: 1) evaluate how voice-related coping is assessed in …

Abstract Introduction: Among PROFESSIONAL VOICE USERS, TEACHERS are more
vulnerable to voice problems. Affecting other aspects of their lives, these problems may …

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Objectives The purpose of this qualitative study was to examine relationships between
psychological factors, particularly perceived control, and voice symptoms in adults seeking …