Click below if you have asked yourself any of the following questions or to learn more about how Dr. Miller's programs can help you.

 

 

Can I really change my voice and speech pattern?

 

 

Can I gain the skills to present information confidently to groups during meetings and presentations?

 

 

I am introverted and shy in social and business encounters. Can I learn to communicate comfortably in these situations?

 

 

I have never been able to project my voice well; can I learn to do it? Is there a problem with my vocal cords/folds?

 

 

Can an athlete master speaking skills for the post game interview?

 

 

Will I ever be able to answer impromptu questions confidently?

 

 

The pitch of my voice gets higher when I become nervous or challenged.

 

 

My accent may be hindering me from advancing in my career.

 

 

I have been diagnosed with vocal fold nodules. Will I ever be able to speak without hoarseness or sing again?

 

 

I frequently need to repeat myself in order to be understood or taken seriously.

 

  Are stuttering devices helpful?

 

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

I have been diagnosed with vocal fold nodules. Will I ever be able to speak without hoarseness or sing again?

Vocal nodules or callouses on the front 1/3 of your vocal folds usually occur from using your voice too aggressively perhaps by coughing or clearing your throat continually, by yelling, speaking too loudly and incorrectly, and over-singing or singing outside of your optimal range.

Nodules can be resolved within approximately two to three months, if you learn how to use your voice correctly. That will require learning how to breathe from your lower rib cage and replenishing air when needed.  It will also require learning to open the pharynx or back of your throat and speaking with a relaxed jaw and hydrated vocal folds. 

As you learn to use your voice optimally, your nodules will resolve.  The good news is that you have modified your speaking and singing behaviors; nodules will not reoccur. 

 

 

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