Muscle Tension Dysphonia Voice Therapy Bundle

Welcome to the muscle tension dysphonia voice therapy bundle! If you're wondering, what is muscle tension dysphonia? How do I treat muscle tension dysphonia? Where do I begin to treat muscle tension dysphonia? Then this muscle tension dysphonia voice therapy handout packet might be perfect for you.

What's included?

1. Muscle Tension Dysphonia Handout Voice Disorders What is Dysphonia

This resource is designed to provide you with valuable information about muscle tension dysphonia (MTD), a condition that affects the muscles involved in speaking, and offer guidance on understanding, managing, and seeking treatment for this voice disorder.

2. Yawning and Sighing Voice Therapy Exercises Muscle Tension Dysphonia Treatment

Yawning and sighing exercises in muscle tension dysphonia (MTD) therapy are relaxation techniques used to alleviate excessive muscle tension in the throat and neck, which often contributes to voice problems.

3. Diaphragmatic Breathing Muscle Tension Dysphonia Voice Therapy Handout Dysphonia

Diaphragmatic breathing is crucial in voice therapy, particularly for muscle tension dysphonia, because it helps reduce tension in the vocal muscles, improves breath control, reduces vocal strain, and promotes relaxation, ultimately enhancing vocal quality and comfort during speech.

It is arguably the foundation for adequate voice therapy.

4. Humming Exercise Muscle Tension Dysphonia Voice Therapy Exercises

Humming exercises, in the context of muscle tension dysphonia (MTD), are vocal exercises that involve producing a steady and gentle hum. These exercises are designed to promote relaxation and reduce tension in the vocal cords and surrounding muscles, ultimately improving vocal quality and ease of speaking for individuals with MTD.

5. Lip Trills Voice Exercise for Muscle Tension Dysphonia Voice Therapy

What are lip trills? Lip trills are an excellent voice therapy exercise that we can use for people with voice disorders e.g. muscle tension dysphonia. Lip trills are a versatile tool in speech and language therapy, used to address a wide range of vocal issues, from tension and strain to resonance and articulation

6. Straw Phonation Exercise for Muscle Tension Dysphonia Voice Therapy

Straw phonation, often referred to as "straw therapy" or "phonation through a straw," is a vocal exercise technique commonly used in voice therapy. It involves the patient producing sounds while exhaling through a narrow, flexible straw submerged in a glass of water. This technique has several therapeutic benefits.

7. Progressive Muscle Relaxation for Muscle Tension Dysphonia Voice Therapy

Completing progressive muscle relaxation as part of a muscle tension dysphonia therapy program is essential because it helps individuals manage muscle tension, reduce stress, and improve their vocal quality. It is a valuable component of a comprehensive approach to addressing this voice disorder.

ALSO Coming Soon... CBT handout & Dynamic Stretches. This will be included in the price you have paid.

Enjoy!!