Teacher! Your Voice Matters
Vocal self-help and advice for teachers and lecturers Are you a teacher or lecturer struggling with your voice in the classroom? Are you worried about your clarity, loudness, projection, and stamina? Do you experience hoarseness, tightness or pain when speaking? Advice is offered on how to take care of your voice, make adjustments in your…
Read MoreTake Care Of Your Voice
Simple but valuable tips for taking care of your voice
Read MoreThe Truth About Vocal Nodules
A diagnosis of vocal nodules often drives fear into the heart of a singer or actor, but is their fearsome reputation justified? Our leaflet summarises some of the issues associated with Vocal Nodules and provides help, guidance and the reassurance that a diagnosis is not likely to end your career!
Read MoreDealing With Dysphonia
A luxury or a necessity? Losing your voice is no joke! Did you know that approximately a third of people working in the UK today depend on their voices to do their work? People like teachers, doctors, lawyers, call centre workers, sales staff, singers and actors.
Read MoreReflux And Your Voice
Stomach juices are made up of strong digestive acids and enzymes. These acids can travel from the stomach and up the gullet (oesophagus) causing the symptoms of indigestion (heartburn). This process is referred to as gastro-oesophageal reflux (GOR).
Read MoreMuscle Tension Dysphonia
Muscle Tension Dysphonia (MTD) is a term used to describe vocal symptoms such as hoarseness or discomfort. These symptoms develop from the way in which the voice is habitually used in speech or singing. This leaflet tells you more about how and why this voice problem can develop and outlines the most common treatments to…
Read MoreThe Effects Of Stress And Emotion On The Voice
It can be a shock to be told that nothing is physically wrong with the voice. Especially when the symptoms sound and feel severe to the patient. It can be hard to understand and believe. A specialist can explain that the voice problem is likely to be stress related.
Read MoreMake The Right Choice For Your Voice
Ten top tips to help maintain vocal health for everyone who relies on their voice for work or pleasure. From exercise to diet, technique to mental health.
Read MoreThe Virtual Voice
How to maintain a heathy voice online Since the pandemic video meetings have become an integral part of life. But they can be vocally challenging due to inadequate visual and auditory reception, issues caused by latency, and the increased effort required to process elements of non-verbal communication. This can have a significant impact not only…
Read MoreLift Your Voice Without Hurting It
This leaflet offers advice to broadcasters, voice actors, voice-over artists, and communicators of all kinds, on how to take care of their voice, build stamina, deliver optimum performance, and find suitable professional advice and support if needed.
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