If you're recovering from vocal injury, seeking to enhance performance, or dealing with chronic vocal issues, personalized voice therapy programs is designed to restore vocal health, optimize performance, and prevent future damage, with a focus on both medical treatment and vocal performance enhancement. Common conditions include vocal nodules, muscle tension dysphonia, vocal cord paralysis, and more. 

There are many reasons one may want to reduce their accent: business, school, scholarly presentations, or the general impression you give others. Quite simply, you may know the language, but until your pronunciation is understood by others, it may negatively affect your ability to communicate. Businesses often pay for their employees to go through this accent reduction training program. Ask your manager to reach out about individual and group rates.

While singing lessons are generally not covered by insurance, being coached by a speech-language pathologist with a professional singing and musical background can give you the best of both worlds. You will receive singing lessons by a musician who is also medically licensed in achieving your healthiest voice without sacrificing your style or artistic expression.