eachers and other professional speakers: voice problems (and what to do about them)

Teachers and other professional speakers: voice problems (and what to do about them)

ByDavid Kinnane

Research tells us that about one-third of the workforce use their voices as their primary tool. Teachers are particularly at risk for developing clinically significant voice disorders at some point during their careers.

In this presentation, we outline some of the recent evidence about voice disorders, and include some practical tips to help prevent them.

We hope you find the slides useful. If you would like more information about voice disorders, please get in touch.

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