Exercises for Voice Therapy
Plural Publishing Inc
978-1-59756-530-1 (ISBN)
This popular resource, now in its second edition, fills a large gap in the clinical literature. The book now includes more than 70 therapeutic exercises by some of the world's leading voice therapists - including 25 new exercises - providing a greater assortment of exercises targeting a larger variety of voice disorders. These exercises, which vary in difficulty, are aimed at helping therapists develop treatment plans and session materials for clients with a wide array of voice disorders. All of the exercises follow the same format for easy integration into your therapy sessions: title, purpose, origin, overview, and then a detailed step-by-step explanation of the exercise, many of which are complemented by an audio demonstration on an accompanying audio CD.
Alison Behrman, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, is Assistant Professor in Speech Communication Studies at Iona College, where she teaches courses in presentation skills, speech science, anatomy, and clinically focused topics in communication disorders. She received her M.A. in Speech-Language Pathology from New York University, and her PhD in speech physiology from Columbia University. She was Principal Investigator of an NIH grant exploring outcomes of voice therapy for patients with benign vocal fold lesions, and has ongoing research projects in voice disorders and accent management, with publications in peer-reviewed speech pathology, linguistics, and otolaryngology journals. Dr. Behrman maintains a private practice in corporate presentation skills, voice therapy, and accent modification. John Haskell, Ed.D. has maintained a private practice in speech-language pathology in New York City for over thirty years. He has specialized in the treatment of voice disorders and stuttering, and is a Board Recognized Specialist in Fluency Disorders. He has published a number of articles on voice therapy, and has been a frequent presenter at the Annual Symposia on the Care of the Professional Voice and other conferences. Dr. Haskell has held faculty positions at Pace University, Rutgers University, and William Paterson College of New Jersey and is co-founder and co-director of the New York City Voice Study Group.
Contents Preface to Second Edition Preface to First Edition A Word About the Accompanying CD Contributors Chapter 1: The Practice of Voice Therapy Chapter 2: Before and After Vocal Plasticity Philipe Dejonckere Ruler Exercise Edie R. Hapner Gentle Vocal Stretch and Contraction (Vocal Warm-Up) Wendy D. LeBorgne Throat Openers Shirley Tennyson Laryngeal Self-Massage Shirley Tennyson Light and Easy Talking Alison Behrman Vocal Cool-Down Linda M. Carroll Vocal Cool-Down Bari Hoffman Ruddy, Vicki Lewis, and Adam Lloyd Chapter 3: Teaching Speech Breathing Support Why Don't You? Alison Behrman Breath Pacing Linda M. Carroll Breathing Awareness Ellen Love Dungan and John Haskell Flow Phonation Jackie Gartner-Schmidt Relaxed Heart-Mind Breathing Susan Miller Chapter 4: Using a Semi-Occluded Vocal Tract Combined Rigid and Flexible Straw Phonation Sequence Mara Behlau and Glaucya Madazio Hand-Over-Mouth Mara Behlau and Gisele Oliveira Wave in a Cave Marci Daniels Rosenberg Lip Buzzes Alison Behrman Balancing Breath and Tone Through Advanced Trill/Flutter Tasks Mary McDonald Klimek Trilled Carryover Shirley Gherson Tongue Bubble Glides Brian E. Petty Chapter 5: Resonant Voice NG Sniff Linda M. Carroll Hong Kong Humming Edwin Yiu Hum-Sigh with Chewing Sarah L. Schneider Chant Talk Joan Lader Chant to Speech Sarah L. Schneider How to Improve Your Vocal Resonance Dominique Morsomme Good Vibrations Debra Phyland Spaghetti Silvia Pinho Hyperfunctional Dysphonia Marc Haxer Chapter 6: Integrating Voice Production with Body Movement Arm Swing Warm-Up Michelle Horman Messa-Di-Voce Arm Swings Shirley Gherson Breath Sensitivity Training Martin L. Spencer I Like to Move It! Move It! Kinesthetically Speaking Ashley Paseman Alexander-Based Vocal Therapy: With a Little Help from Carl Stough Joan Lader and Jessica Wolf Chapter 7: Articulatory Freedom Articulatory Awareness John Haskell The Chewing Method John Haskell Chewing Technique: Speak with an "Open Mouth" Estella Ma Tongue-Out Phonation Sarah L. Schneider Tongue Teaser Gaetano Fava & Gisele Oliveira Chapter 8: Teaching Loud Voice Production Calling the Text Alison Behrman "Cooee" (The Aussie Bushman's Call) Debbie Phyland The Power of the Amplifier Karen M.K. Chan Vocal Intensity Play Rosemary Ostrowski Using Twang Mary McDonald Klimek Chapter 9: Facilitating Efficient Vocal Fold Closure Vocal Function Exercises Joseph C. Stemple Vocal Fry to Modal Linda M. Carroll Vocal Fry Associated with High-Pitched Blow Sound Reny Medrado Hypofunctional Dysphonia Marc Haxer Sharp Onset Vowel Sentences Susan Miller Up and Down Staccato Susan Miller Phonation Resistance Training (PhoRTE) Therapy Aaron Ziegler and Edie R. Hapner Retention of Spaghetti Sylvia Pinho Chapter 10: Pediatric Voice Therapy Quiet Breath In - Easy Voice Out Ellen Love Dungan Rewriting the "Script" Leah Ross-Kugler Camp Voice Leah Ross-Kugler Voice Drawing Leah Ross-Kugler Blowing Bubbles Leah Ross-Kugler The Owl Judith M. Wingate Birds Talking! Rita Hersan Chapter 11: Special Cases Modification of Pitch in Male-to-Female Transgendered Clients Reinhardt Heuer Modifying Frequency and Resonance for Individuals Who Are Transgender Jack Pickering and Daniel Kayajian Chant Your Pitch (Voice Feminization) Christie Block Count Big (Voice Masculinization) Christie Block Relaxed Throat Breathing Florence B. Blager Low Resistance Rhythmic Breathing for Paradoxical Vocal Fold Motion Thomas Murry PVFM Rescue Strategies Shirley Gherson Training Open Otolaryngeal Postures Juliana Litts and Jackie Gartner-Schmidt Hands Off Treatment for Functional Aphonia Martin L. Spencer Cough or Throat-Clear Phonation for Puberphonia Edwin Yiu Hiding Vocal Tremor Julie Barkmeier-Kraemer Conversational Voice Therapy Alison Behrman Glossary References Index CONTENTS
| Zusatzinfo | b/w illustrations |
|---|---|
| Verlagsort | San Diego |
| Sprache | englisch |
| Maße | 216 x 279 mm |
| Gewicht | 590 g |
| Themenwelt | Medizin / Pharmazie ► Gesundheitsfachberufe ► Logopädie |
| ISBN-10 | 1-59756-530-X / 159756530X |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1-59756-530-1 / 9781597565301 |
| Zustand | Neuware |
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