Voice care
See also free voice care literature and UK Voice Clinics directory
The British Voice Association provides Speech and Language Therapists with a further dimension to their traditional training and day to day experience, through educational activities and publications designed to share interdisciplinary knowledge about topical areas. The opportunity to network, share knowledge and learn about current developments in the care of the human voice, is a central purpose of the Association.
Dr Ruth Epstein
Head of Speech & Language Therapy Services, Royal National Throat Nose & Ear Hospital
Voice Care articles
The British Voice Association has an important and long-standing place in multidisciplinary voice care in the United Kingdom. It has run several important international events (Choice for Voice, PEVOC) as well as multiple small meetings including the now-classic Voice Clinics Forum. The BVA maintains a registry of all of the Multidisciplinary Voice Clinics throughout the UK, now over 100, and is a focus-point for professionals as well as patients with a voice problem.
The following are web page transcipts of the free voice care leaflets which the British Voice Association publishes each World Voice Day. Some feature extended content which it was not possible to include in the printed versions.
- Preparing for voice surgery - optimising your recovery
- Lift your voice without hurting it
- The Virtual Voice: How to maintain a heathy voice online
- Advice for people experiencing voice problems after COVID-19
- Make the right choice for your voice
- Coping with colds: upper respiratory infections and the voice
- The Voice Clinic Who's Who: a guide to who does what in a Multidisciplinary Voice Clinic
- The Voice & Ageing
- Cysts, Sulci and Scarring
- The Effects of Stress and Emotion on the Voice
- Muscular Tension Dysphonia
- Reflux and your Voice
- Paralysed Vocal Folds and Voice
- Children get vocal nodules too!
- Vocal Nodules
- What do we mean by 'Voice'?
- Take care of your voice (voice care tips)