For many people with Parkinson’s disease, changes in speech and voice are some of the most frustrating symptoms. Conversations that once came easily can become
When Parkinson’s begins to affect the voice, it’s not just about speaking it’s about connection. Suddenly, phone calls feel frustrating. Dinner table conversations grow quieter.
Vital Voice and Speech is happy to announce that we are now licensed in and providing services to the state of Virginia.
Aphasia is an impairment of language which may affect a person’s ability to comprehend language, their ability to express themselves or both. It typically occurs as a result of a neurological change or injury to the brain.
Stroke is a disease in the arteries of the brain that can result is a variety of impairments in the body or in a person’s communication and swallowing skills. The American Stroke Association has found stroke to be a leading cause of disability in the United States. Every person may experience different difficulties and your Speech Language Pathologist is helpful in pinpointing what areas need to be improved in order to rehabilitate functional communication skills.
A voice disorder occurs when there is a change in a person’s voice quality, pitch, or loudness. Voice therapy helps relieve these symptoms and should include three main areas.
