Voice Therapy for Adults in South Florida
Your voice is part of who you are — how you connect, express, and move through the world. When voice changes make it hard to be heard, speak clearly, or feel confident, voice therapy can help.
Nina offers in-home voice therapy for adults experiencing hoarseness, vocal strain, weak or breathy voice, or voice loss due to medical conditions, aging, or neurological illness. Her therapy sessions are tailored to each client’s voice, lifestyle, and communication goals.
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What Is Voice Therapy?
Voice therapy is a type of speech-language therapy that helps you improve the sound, strength, and function of your voice. It involves training the muscles involved in voice production — including the vocal folds, breath support system, and resonance chambers.
People often seek voice therapy when they experience:
Hoarseness or raspiness
Chronic vocal fatigue or strain
Loss of vocal power or projection
Breathy or weak-sounding voice
Pitch changes
Voice tremor or vocal instability
Complete or partial voice loss
Who Benefits from Voice Therapy?
Voice therapy is helpful for adults with voice changes related to:
Vocal cord paralysis or paresis
Parkinson’s disease or other neurological conditions
Age-related vocal weakening (presbyphonia)
Vocal nodules or polyps (non-surgical cases)
Chronic laryngitis or inflammation
Overuse or misuse of the voice (e.g., teachers, singers, public speakers)
Post-surgical voice rehabilitation
Breathing disorders that impact voice
You don’t need to be a professional speaker to benefit — if your voice feels like it no longer reflects who you are, therapy can help restore it.
Nina’s Approach to Voice Therapy
Nina provides one-on-one voice therapy in the comfort of your home. Her therapy programs are designed around your specific diagnosis, lifestyle, and voice use.
Treatment may include:
Vocal exercises to improve strength, clarity, and coordination
Breath support training for stronger, more stable voice production
Resonant voice therapy to reduce strain and increase vocal efficiency
Pitch, loudness, and endurance work tailored to your needs
Safe vocal hygiene habits to protect your voice long-term
SPEAKOUT!-style methods for neurological conditions like Parkinson’s
Real-world practice with phone calls, conversation, reading aloud, and more
All therapy is built around functional, meaningful outcomes — like being heard in a restaurant, speaking up in a group, or enjoying conversation again without strain.
What to Expect
Voice therapy is typically offered 1–2 times per week, depending on the severity of the issue and the patient's goals. Nina regularly tracks your progress and adjusts therapy as needed.
Some clients see improvement in just a few sessions, while others benefit from ongoing work to restore and maintain their vocal health.
In-Home Voice Therapy Throughout Palm Beach County
Nina offers in-home voice therapy for adults in:
West Palm Beach and nearby areas
Working at home allows for therapy in a quiet, relaxed setting — ideal for practicing vocal technique without outside distractions.
Book a Free Voice Consultation
If you’re tired of straining to speak, repeating yourself, or avoiding social situations due to voice issues, you don’t have to keep living that way. Voice therapy can restore strength, clarity, and control — and Nina can help.
Call (561) 797-2343 or fill out the Contact Form to schedule your free consultation.
Your voice is worth protecting. Let’s get it back, together.
Frequently Asked Questions: Voice Therapy for Adults
What is voice therapy?
Voice therapy is a type of speech-language therapy focused on improving how your voice sounds and functions. It helps treat hoarseness, vocal strain, breathiness, pitch changes, and voice loss through targeted exercises, breathing techniques, and vocal behavior training.
Who should consider voice therapy?
You may benefit from voice therapy if you experience:
Chronic hoarseness or a raspy voice
Vocal fatigue or pain after speaking
A breathy, weak, or monotone voice
Difficulty being heard in groups or over the phone
Voice changes due to aging, surgery, or a neurological condition
Loss of vocal power or control
A voice that no longer reflects how you feel or who you are
Voice therapy is especially helpful for people with Parkinson’s, stroke, vocal cord paresis, presbyphonia (age-related vocal weakening), and chronic laryngitis.
What causes voice problems in adults?
Voice disorders in adults can result from:
Neurological conditions (Parkinson’s, ALS, stroke)
Vocal fold paralysis or paresis
Overuse or misuse of the voice (e.g., teachers, performers, public speakers)
Chronic inflammation or reflux (laryngopharyngeal reflux)
Surgery or intubation
Aging (voice muscles can weaken over time)
Functional issues like muscle tension dysphonia
Nina works with patients to determine the root cause and build a targeted treatment plan.
How does voice therapy work?
Voice therapy strengthens and re-coordinates the muscles used for speaking. Therapy may include:
Breath support training
Vocal strengthening exercises
Pitch, volume, and resonance work
Strategies to reduce tension and strain
Techniques to speak more clearly and comfortably
SPEAKOUT!-style voice therapy for Parkinson’s and related conditions
Vocal hygiene education to protect your voice long-term
Each plan is customized to the patient’s diagnosis and lifestyle.
What does a typical voice therapy session look like?
A voice therapy session with Nina typically includes:
A vocal warm-up and breathing exercises
Repetition of targeted sounds, words, or phrases
Real-world speaking practice (reading aloud, conversations)
Monitoring and feedback to improve clarity and efficiency
Guidance on how to care for your voice outside of therapy
Sessions take place in your home, creating a low-pressure environment where you can focus and relax.
Can voice therapy help with Parkinson’s?
Yes. Parkinson’s often causes soft, flat, or monotone speech that becomes hard to hear or understand. Nina uses techniques inspired by the SPEAKOUT! method to help patients:
Increase vocal volume
Improve speech clarity
Strengthen vocal control
Build confidence in daily conversations
How long does voice therapy take?
Improvement timelines vary based on your condition and consistency. Some patients see noticeable progress in just a few sessions; others require longer-term therapy to rebuild and maintain vocal function.
Nina will work with you to set clear, measurable goals and track your progress over time.
Is voice therapy just for people who speak professionally?
Not at all. While many professionals benefit from voice therapy, it’s for anyone who struggles with their voice in everyday life — whether that means talking on the phone, ordering at a restaurant, or chatting with family.
If your voice isn’t working the way it used to — or if it feels like work to speak — therapy may help.
Do you offer therapy after voice surgery?
Yes. Nina can support post-surgical voice recovery, in coordination with your ENT or laryngologist. Therapy focuses on safe vocal function, reducing strain, and gradually rebuilding strength and flexibility.
What other speech therapy services do you provide?
Cognitive-Communication Therapy – Therapy to improve memory, attention, reasoning, and problem-solving skills affected by injury, illness, or neurological conditions.
Speech Production & Articulation Therapy – Helps improve the clarity and accuracy of speech sounds for easier understanding.
Language Therapy (Aphasia, etc.) – Supports recovery of comprehension, expression, reading, and writing abilities after stroke, brain injury, or other conditions.
Swallowing Therapy (Dysphagia) – Strengthens swallowing muscles and teaches safe techniques for eating and drinking.
Reading & Writing Support – Helps rebuild literacy skills impacted by stroke, brain injury, or neurological changes.
AAC (Augmentative & Alternative Communication) – Provides tools and strategies like speech-generating devices or picture boards for severe communication challenges.
Functional Communication Skills – Focuses on practical communication for everyday situations at home, work, and in social settings.
Progressive Disease Communication Support – Maintains and adapts communication abilities for conditions like Parkinson’s, ALS, and dementia.
What areas do you serve?
Nina provides in-home voice therapy for adults throughout Palm Beach County, including:
West Palm Beach and nearby communities
How do I get started?
Nina offers a free phone consultation to learn more about your voice concerns and determine the best course of therapy.
Call (561) 797-2343 or fill out the Contact Form to schedule.
Let’s take the next step together.
If you or a loved one is facing communication or swallowing challenges, we’re here to help. Fill out the form below and we’ll contact you within 24 hours to discuss your needs and schedule your first session.