… speech-language pathologists’ (SLPs) use of evidence-based practice (E 3 BP) when treating
adults with functional voice disorders (… A combination of indirect and direct voice therapy …

… appears to have evolved from one based solely on listener judgment to one that encompasses
patient perception and the functional aspects of voice use in daily life. Professionals have …

… A full workup examining underlying structural or other medical causes for speech and
vocal dysfunction is an important part of differential diagnosis. Specifically, contributions from …

… VOICE DISORDERS For the purposes of this review, "voice disorder" refers to a problem in
producing voice that is primarily caused by a disturbance or loss of normal laryngeal function. …

… group of functional voice disorders is given, including the psychogenic voice disorder (PVD) …
is usually carried out by an otolaryngologist and speech-language pathologist and may be …

… have yet to be formally established, numerous studies suggest that they are common
diagnoses in neurology and speech-language pathology clinical practices. Within subspecialty …

… voice disorder (MTVD) sub-group which this author considers to be synonymous with …
voice disorder (HVD) and the psychogenic voice disorder (PVD) sub-group. These disorders are …

… with functional dysphonia (FD). Functional dysphonia was defined as a voice disturbance
in the absence of structural or neurological pathology, and in most clinical circles, the label …

… voice therapy approach that has been used with a wide range of voice disorders is vocal
function … All clinicians held a graduate degree in speech-language pathology, were employed in …

… professionals entrusted with the care of patients with voice disorders, be they laryngologists
or phoniatricians, speech-language pathologists or logopeds, physical therapists, …