Voice Services
The most powerful person in the world is the storyteller. The storyteller sets the vision, values, and agenda of an entire generation that is to come. — Steve Jobs
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Voice disorder symptoms include vocal fatigue, hoarseness, raspiness, periodic loss of voice, inappropriate pitch, volume and tone of voice.
At PASTS, our expert speech and language pathologists help you improve your voice quality, pitch and stamina in a variety of ways. Voice therapy is inherently designed to reduce hoarseness through guided change in vocal behaviors and lifestyle changes. A strong daily vocal hygiene program plays a vital role in voice improvement.
If a voice disorder is suspected, our speech language pathologists will evaluate vocal characteristics related to phonation, respiration, resonance, vocal range, and flexibility. Our speech-language pathologists are trained to assess voice production and quality in order to plan a customized therapeutic program.
If you have questions about speech-language symptoms, please contact us today to speak directly with a speech-language pathologist for guidance.
Call us today for an online link to our intake forms.
As soon as you complete your intake form, we will contact you to set up your first appointment.
Newborns with congenital problems may have communication-related needs from birth, and a speech-language pathologist (SLP) is part of a neonatal multidisciplinary team. We often work with infants and toddlers at an early age (12-24 months) in areas such as swallowing and feeding, hearing and listening, oral-motor and speech, and attention and socialization.
Peninsula Associates has several talented clinicians with different specializations. Our director of operations will identify which speech-language pathologist is available and appropriate for a new client. Most clients are seen 2-4 weeks after the paperwork has been completed. There is sometimes a waiting period if a new children’s group is being formed, but we may see the new child individually in the interim.