This is the most comprehensive professional vocal disorders information cortege I have ever seen or heard Mr. Abdelal is indeed a master of precise communication -it's completely astounding the number of technical issues regarding voice disorder,s Mr. Abedelal has gone to the trouble of presenting and highlighting every aspect with genuine empathic enthusiam--and using graphics to illustrate his presentation--thank you so much, Mr. Abmhed Abdelal----
i have had a voice problem since i was 13 i talked normal before i was 13 i dont think my voice ever developed right during my teen years i talk very low and high pitched people cant understand what i say i was reading online it might of been a testosterone problem or hormone problem growing up i'm 47 now do you know what it might be or if theres any thing that can be done to help me talk normal thank you
Hi, The first step is to see a speech language pathologist at a hospital and request a voice evaluation. When we do voice evaluations we use objective and very accurate measurements. There are several areas that need to be evaluated, including (and not limited to) breathing and air pressure in lungs, airways, and vocal tract, laryngoscopy, pitch measurements, etc. We also prob psychological factors that may be influencing voice, such as stress, anxiety, etc. in the end, we piece results together and come up with a diagnosis. In over 90% of voice cases, we can identify the cause and we can treat the problem, even if it psychological. Health insurance covers the evaluation and the treatments. So, go ahead and reach out to a voice specialist at your local hospital or a major university clinic, and hopefully you will get the help you need. I wish you the best!
Hi, I recommend that you look for the nearest University near you and see if there is a speech-language hearing clinic. You will get excellent intervention. If you do not have a place near you, look for the otolaryngology center at any local hospital. They usually have speech pathologists on the staff and they have the required equipment for diagnosing and monitoring. I wish you the best!
Thanks a lot!@@AZ-sv8yg I've gone to an otolaryngology centre but I'm waiting for their referral to a speech therapist, which could take months, so I'm trying to find a psycologist with experience on voice disorders but it's proving a bit difficult! hopefully I'll find something soon! Thank you again!
Thank you so much for making this. I appreciate it.
This is the most comprehensive professional vocal disorders information cortege I have ever seen or heard
Mr. Abdelal is indeed a master of precise communication -it's completely astounding the number of technical issues regarding voice disorder,s Mr. Abedelal has gone to the trouble of presenting and highlighting every aspect with genuine empathic enthusiam--and using graphics to illustrate his
presentation--thank you so much, Mr. Abmhed Abdelal----
Thank you for your kind words! I really appreciate it.
i have had a voice problem since i was 13 i talked normal before i was 13 i dont think my voice ever developed right during my teen years i talk very low and high pitched people cant understand what i say i was reading online it might of been a testosterone problem or hormone problem growing up i'm 47 now do you know what it might be or if theres any thing that can be done to help me talk normal thank you
Hi,
The first step is to see a speech language pathologist at a hospital and request a voice evaluation. When we do voice evaluations we use objective and very accurate measurements. There are several areas that need to be evaluated, including (and not limited to) breathing and air pressure in lungs, airways, and vocal tract, laryngoscopy, pitch measurements, etc. We also prob psychological factors that may be influencing voice, such as stress, anxiety, etc. in the end, we piece results together and come up with a diagnosis. In over 90% of voice cases, we can identify the cause and we can treat the problem, even if it psychological. Health insurance covers the evaluation and the treatments. So, go ahead and reach out to a voice specialist at your local hospital or a major university clinic, and hopefully you will get the help you need. I wish you the best!
@@AZ-sv8yg thank you for the info
Hi, I think I might be suffering from psycogenic dysphonia, if any one can refer me to anyone please let me know. Thanks
Hi, I recommend that you look for the nearest University near you and see if there is a speech-language hearing clinic. You will get excellent intervention. If you do not have a place near you, look for the otolaryngology center at any local hospital. They usually have speech pathologists on the staff and they have the required equipment for diagnosing and monitoring. I wish you the best!
Thanks a lot!@@AZ-sv8yg I've gone to an otolaryngology centre but I'm waiting for their referral to a speech therapist, which could take months, so I'm trying to find a psycologist with experience on voice disorders but it's proving a bit difficult! hopefully I'll find something soon! Thank you again!
helps me a lot, thank you
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