The UW Speech and Hearing Clinic provides specialized services for individuals who rely on their voice for work, performance, or public communication. This includes professionals such as teachers, singers, actors, public speakers, and others who use their voice extensively.
Our goal is to support vocal health, efficiency, and performance, helping individuals use their voice comfortably and effectively across a variety of settings.
What We Offer
Services are individualized and may include:
- Assessment of voice use and vocal function
- Strategies to improve vocal quality, endurance, and clarity
- Techniques for efficient voice use in speaking and singing
- Vocal hygiene education to prevent strain and injury
- Support for performance, public speaking, and professional voice demands
Our Approach
We take a collaborative, performance-informed approach that is tailored to each individual’s goals and vocal demands. Therapy focuses on developing sustainable voice use while maintaining vocal flexibility, expression, and authenticity.
Who May Benefit
Professional and performing voice services may be helpful for individuals who:
- Use their voice extensively for work or performance
- Experience vocal fatigue, strain, or discomfort
- Notice changes in voice quality or endurance
- Want to improve vocal performance or efficiency
- Are preparing for performances, presentations, or auditions