… today’s speech-language pathologist who wants to be up-to-date in treating voice disorders.
The … and their effects on the voice and on the treatment of voice disorders. The stu- dent will …

… and voice disorders. It also highlights the fact that much of this research has been done
by speech-language pathologists and that there is need for more research interest in voice …

… a voice disorder, including spasmodic dysphonia, voice tremor… to in-person speech-language
pathology evaluations when … and manage difficult speech and language disorders or, in …

… that describe classification frameworks for voice disorders according to published methodological
criteria 12 in order to recommend a core set of voice disorder classification groups and …

… in the delivery of voice therapy in a traveling performer, a child who lives in a rural area,
and an individual with Parkinson’s disease. Speechlanguage pathologists also treat individuals …

… We aimed to determine the prevalence of voice disorders in healthcare workers of high-risk …
center in Santiago, Chile, and determine the risk factors associated with these disorders. …

… Those who work with voice clients (otolaryngologists, speech-language pathologists, etc)
can use the material in this study to understand their new client's informational basis on their …

… with a functional voice disorder is seen for a voice evaluation. … voice disorder due to excessive
voice use is seen for voice therapy. The relationship between voice production and voice …

… voice disorder detection, non-invasive methods which utilize acoustic information, received
great attention. Non-invasive voice disorder … challenging, as speech language pathologists (…

… Therefore, we chose to examine a phonemic voice target that could be evaluated during
more natural speech: voice onset time (VOT). Unlike other languages that use a vocal target of …