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Voice Joy Mulligan 03/10/2026 Voice Joy Mulligan 03/10/2026

Why voice exercises are so hard to keep up at home, and how to make it easier

Practising voice exercises between therapy appointments is hard. A speech and language therapist shares why, and five ways to make home practice stick.

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Voice Joy Mulligan 03/10/2026 Voice Joy Mulligan 03/10/2026

Five voice care myths, and what actually helps

Should you whisper, rest your voice for weeks, or just drink more water? A speech and language therapist separates voice care myths from what helps.

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Voice Joy Mulligan 03/10/2026 Voice Joy Mulligan 03/10/2026

Why does my voice feel so tired? Five signs your voice is working too hard

A tired, strained or croaky voice is common. A speech and language therapist explains why it happens and the signs your voice is working too hard.


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Apraxia of Speech, Aphasia, Voice, Dysphagia, Cognitive Communication, Anatomy, Head & Neck Cancer, Progressive Neurological Disorders Joy Mulligan 07/05/2026 Apraxia of Speech, Aphasia, Voice, Dysphagia, Cognitive Communication, Anatomy, Head & Neck Cancer, Progressive Neurological Disorders Joy Mulligan 07/05/2026

Where to Begin: Part 2) Apraxia of Speech Therapy Choosing Targets and Practice

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