Did you know you can injure your voice?
*Teachers, singers, public speakers and others can strain or fatigue their voice with overuse.
*Non-cancerous growths can cause friction that damages your vocal cords and related tissue.
*Muscle tension in your neck and throat can make speaking painful.
*Medical and neurological conditions can lead to vocal cord paralysis, acid reflux damage, or changes to voice quality.
Our trained speech language pathologists can help you regain or improve your voice after injury or illness. Contact us today if you want relief from pain, hoarseness, or the loss of your best voice!
