Objective To examine the effect of traditional voice therapy and cognitive therapy on the
voice and client-wellbeing outcomes in adults with functional voice disorders (FVD) …

Introduction Behavioral voice therapy guided by a speech-language pathologist is
recommended as the main treatment approach for many kinds of voice disorders …

Background Treatment approaches for voice therapy are diverse, yet their differential effects
are not well understood. Evaluations of treatment effects across approaches are important …

Evaluating the evidence of treatment efficacy allows clinicians to select the delivery of the
intervention that is most likely to improve the patient outcomes for a given clinical condition …

This study examined Australian speech-language pathologists'(SLPs) use of evidence-
based practice (E3BP) when treating adults with functional voice disorders (FVDs). It was …

Objectives Clinical voice disorders are heterogenous conditions capturing problems with
voice production and control. Psychological conceptualizations of voice disorders posit that …

Patient-centered outcomes research is critically important to improving the management of
patients with voice disorders. Currently, wide variation in outcome definitions and treatment …

Objective A stumbling-block in voice therapy is how the patient will be able to apply the new
voice technique in everyday life. Possibly this generalization process could be facilitated by …

Purpose Conversation training therapy (CTT) is the 1st voice therapy approach to eliminate
the traditional therapeutic hierarchy and use patient-driven conversation as the sole …

Determining reliable and clinically significant change is central to evidence‐based practice
yet rarely used in routine clinical settings. This paper illustrates these methods in the context …