Voice Disorders Therapy Services in Toms River and Ocean County, NJ
Comprehensive Treatment for Voice Disorders
Understanding Voice Disorders
Vocal Fold Nodules and Polyps
Benign growths on the vocal folds that can cause hoarseness and breathiness.
Laryngitis
Inflammation of the voice box from overuse, infection, or irritation.
Vocal Cord Paralysis
Disruption of nerve impulses to the vocal cords, affecting speech and breathing.
Spasmodic Dysphonia
A neurological disorder affecting voice sounds due to involuntary movements of the voice box muscles.
Vocal Fold Paralysis
results from disruption of nerve impulses to the vocal cords, leading to impaired movement and coordination. This condition can affect speech production, swallowing, and breathing, depending on the severity of paralysis.
Muscle Tension Dysphonia
involves excessive tension or strain in the muscles used for voice production, leading to voice fatigue, discomfort, and changes in voice quality.
Vocal Fold Hemorrhage
occurs when blood vessels on the vocal folds rupture, resulting in sudden hoarseness or loss of voice. This condition often requires immediate medical attention to prevent further damage to the vocal folds.
Aging Voice (Presbyphonia) , or presbyphonia
refers to changes in the voice that occur naturally with aging. These changes may include reduced vocal range, decreased vocal power, and changes in vocal quality. Individuals with presbyphonia may experience voice fatigue and difficulty being heard in noisy environments.
Functional Dysphonia
Voice disorders without an organic cause, often related to psychological factors or vocal misuse, resulting in hoarseness, voice breaks, and discomfort during speaking.
Vocal Tremor
Involuntary rhythmic movements of the vocal folds, leading to tremor-like fluctuations in voice pitch and quality.
Gender Affirming Voice Therapy
Our specialized therapy helps individuals achieve a voice that aligns with their gender identity, focusing on pitch, resonance, and communication patterns to enhance vocal authenticity and confidence.
Our Voice Therapy Techniques
Voice Rest and Care Education
Teaching clients how to rest and care for their voices to avoid further damage and promote healing.
Vocal Exercises
Tailored exercises to strengthen the vocal cords, improve pitch control, and enhance vocal endurance.
Breathing Techniques
Techniques to support better breath control and ensure efficient voice production.
Benefits of Our Voice Therapy
Improved Vocal Clarity and Strength
Enhancements in how clearly and strongly one can speak, contributing to better communication.
Reduced Vocal Fatigue
Increased endurance for prolonged speaking, beneficial for professional voice users.
Enhanced Vocal Quality
More consistent and pleasing vocal tone, which is essential for personal and professional interactions.
Why Choose Shore Therapy Services for Voice Disorders?
Specialized Expertise
Our speech-language pathologists are specifically trained in the latest voice therapy techniques and stay updated with advancements in the field.
Advanced Treatment Options
We utilize state-of-the-art equipment and methods to diagnose and treat voice disorders, ensuring high-quality care.
Comprehensive Care
Beyond treating the symptoms, we look at the root causes of voice disorders and provide holistic care that addresses all aspects of vocal health.