Treatments Offered

Our rehabilitation services are personalised and goal-oriented, including:

• Comprehensive Voice Assessment: Acoustic analysis, perceptual evaluation and endoscopic examination to identify underlying issues and baseline function.

• Individualised Voice Therapy: Structured programs delivered by speech-language pathologists to improve breath support, pitch control, resonance and vocal endurance.

• Swallow & Speech Coordination: Integrative therapy for patients with concurrent swallowing or articulation issues following neurological events or surgery.

• Postoperative Rehabilitation: Targeted recovery plans after microlaryngeal surgery, vocal cord injection or other laryngeal procedures.

• Voice Conservation & Prevention: Education on vocal hygiene, pacing, hydration and workplace strategies for professional voice users.

• Augmentative & Alternative Communication (AAC): Assessment and provision of communication aids when verbal speech is limited or absent.

When to Seek Rehabilitation

Consider speech and voice rehabilitation if you experience:

• Persistent hoarseness, vocal fatigue or reduced vocal endurance

• Changes in speech clarity after stroke, head injury or surgery

• Difficulty projecting voice at work or performing vocally

• Swallowing-related voice changes or aspiration symptoms

Causes may include vocal misuse, neurological conditions, postoperative changes, chronic laryngeal inflammation, and age-related decline. Early therapy improves outcomes and prevents chronic voice problems.

Therapy Process & Long-term Care

Successful rehabilitation typically involves:

• Regular sessions with a speech-language pathologist tailored to individual goals

• Home practice exercises, vocal warm-ups and pacing techniques to reinforce progress

• Collaboration between ENT, audiology, physiotherapy and nutrition teams when needed

• Monitoring and reassessment with objective measures to track improvement

• Long-term vocal health education for sustained benefits and prevention of recurrence