Voice Disorders
About Voice Disorders
Healing Every Word – Personalized Voice Disorder Care.
Voice disorders affect the pitch, volume, tone, or quality of the voice, often making speaking difficult or uncomfortable. At Global Speech & Hearing Clinic, we provide comprehensive assessments and therapy to restore healthy voice function, using proven vocal techniques to support smooth, expressive, and confident communication.
- One-on-One Speech Therapy: Personalized sessions to improve articulation, vocabulary, and sentence formation.
- Play-Based Learning Activities: Using games, storytelling, and tools to naturally enhance speech and language development.
Causes for Voice Disorders
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Vocal Strain : Excessive speaking or shouting damages vocal fold tissues.
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Respiratory Infections : Colds or flu cause swelling and vocal discomfort.
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Neurological Conditions : Brain or nerve disorders interrupt vocal muscle control.
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Gastroesophageal Reflux : Stomach acid irritates and inflames vocal cords.
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Allergies or Irritants: Dust, smoke, or chemicals trigger throat inflammation.
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Laryngeal Tumors: Growths on vocal cords alter voice clarity.
Symptoms for Voice Disorders
Raspy, rough, or strained vocal quality during speech.
Voice tires quickly after short, reducing vocal endurance noticeably.
Sudden voice cracks appear while casually speaking.
Low volume, difficult to project words or phrases with consistent clarity.
Discomfort or strain occurs during normal conversation.
Air escapes easily, weakening vocal output strength.
The Most Frequently Asked Questions
Voice Disorders
A voice disorder affects pitch, volume, or vocal quality, making speech sound strained, hoarse, or unclear.
If hoarseness, strain, or voice loss lasts over 2 weeks, it’s best to consult a speech therapist.
Therapy includes vocal hygiene education, breath support training, resonance techniques, and safe speaking strategies.
Voice disorders can appear at any age—from children to professionals and older adults.
We provide expert evaluation, personalized treatment plans, and evidence-based vocal techniques for lasting improvement.
