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What Can Can Causes Vocal Problems?
Voice issues can be triggered by many things including:
Overuse
Infection or illness
Structural changes (ie. vocal nodules, cysts, polyps)
Nerve-related issues
Ageing
Stress or trauma
What Voice Therapy Can Help With?
Hoarseness - Rough, raspy, or uneven voice quality
Loss of voice - There's no sound or your voice keeps cutting out.
Vocal fatigue - Soreness or tiredness after using your voice
Tightness or strain - Your voice feels like it takes effort or causes discomfort.
Pitch problems - Voice feels too high, low, unstable or reduction in range
Breathy voice - Weak sounding or airy vocal tone
How Voice Therapy Supports Vocal Health
Voice therapy at Dexter Vocals combines clinical knowledge with performer-focused care. Sessions are personalised and may include:
Posture support Helping you find a balanced, stable position to free up your voice
Breathing techniques An efficient voice starts with efficient breath. Therapy helps you breathe in a way that gives your voice strength and control without tension.
Effort levels Speaking or singing shouldn’t feel like hard work. Therapy helps you find the right balance—so you're not straining, but not holding back either.
Resonance How and where your voice “vibrates.” Therapy teaches you how to play with resonance, so your voice sounds clearer, stronger, and easier to use.
What i need from you:
You will need to have seen an ENT Doctor and undergone a Naso- Endoscopy (preferably with Stroboscopy - this is a MUST for performers) within the last 7-months.
Please contact me if you are unsure or would like guidance on where to go for this.
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