A voice disorder is a problem with pitch, volume, tone, and other qualities of the voice.

Voice disorders may be the result of damage to the vocal folds from surgery, disease, aging, or frequent overuse and/or misuse. Some voice disorders can be effectively treated with voice therapy.

At Reflection Health, we use current and evidence-based methods to treat the following voice concerns:

• nodules, polyps, or cysts

• muscle tension dysphonia

• pain when speaking or swallowing

• laryngitis

• hoarseness

• weak voice

• abnormally high or low pitch

• difficulty projecting the voice

• paradoxical vocal fold motion/disorder

• irritable larynx

• chronic cough

• presbyphonia or “aging voice”

• sudden loss of voice

• loss of voice in high-anxiety situations

• ...and many more!