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Resonant Voice Therapy Resonant voice therapy involves training the patient to increase intraoral air pressure and is associated with vibratory sensations in nasal and facial bones. It is often used for organic lesions, functional dysphonias, mild vocal fold atrophy, and even vocal fold paralysis. Resonant voice is produced with vocal folds in a slightly abducted… read more
Vocal Function Exercises Vocal function exercises are used to strengthen and balance the laryngeal musculature and create a balance among airflow, the laryngeal muscular effort and the tone placement. Direct physiologic exercises for voice therapy involves the coordination of many aspects of laryngeal muscle activity and respiration as a series of related actions. The exercises may also… read more
