What is it caused by?
Voice Disorders (Dysphonia) can be caused by a myriad of factors. We provide the clinical expertise to rehabilitate impaired voiced and works closely with ENTs to solve your voice problems and teach you ways to prevent them from recurring.
Voice Disorders
Our therapist provides expert consultation to NIE's trainee teachers and writes the university's curriculum on Voice Production & Vocal Health.
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Before Treatment
After Treatment
Success Stories
CL, a 33-year-old gentleman, was referred to Quantum Lip by an ENT Specialist for a “weak voice”. When examined, he was habitually speaking using a falsetto voice quality (puberphonia). Half an hour into the initial assessment and treatment session, he was able to produce his modal voice with little effort, sounding for once in his life like a real man!
Testimonial of Dr Veronica Czitrom, Mathematician & Statistician who conducts regular workshops and training internationally. She presented with a severely hoarse voice in April 2010. After 12 sessions of intensive voice therapy, she is now confident to resume her teaching duties.
LSVT Certification
Lee-Silverman Voice Technique for treatment of speech and communication disorders in persons with Parkinson’s disease.
Estill Certification
Estill Levels 1 & 2 and Figure Proficiency certification. Click on certificates to enlarge.
Voicecraft Certification
Voicecraft workshop on working with the professional voice.
LMRVT Certification
Lessac-Madson Resonant Voice Therapy (Adults) for treatment of various voice disorders and pathologies.
Improvement in vocal health
Management of voice disorders
Extending your pitch range
Extending your loudness range
Strengthening and stabilizing your falsetto range
Diaphragmatic-abdominal breathing exercises
Resonance training (achieving a "brighter" voice quality)
Producing different vocal effects as desired
To find out more or engage Quantum Lip for a Voice assessment, kindly email or call us.
“Many voice professionals are at risk of dysphonia. Our therapist has had a vast experience working with teachers, singers, lawyers and other voice professionals in voice rehabilitation.
Ignoring your voice disorder or persisting with a hyper-functional vocal technique can cause irreversible damage to your vocal folds and result in early termination of your voice career. Seek help today if you experience any dysphonia.”
Signs & Symptoms
A person may be experiencing a voice disorder if he/she demonstrates any of the following signs or symptoms:
- sensation of pain, soreness or tightness in the throat
- burning or "lump" sensation in the throat
- "croaky" voice in the mornings or on waking
- changes in voice quality (e.g. hoarseness, weakness)
- changes in pitch or loudness range
* for more information on Dysphonia, click here.
