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Voice Therapy

Healthy, strong voices for loud young speakers — help for hoarseness, strain and safe projection habits.

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What voice therapy entails

Children push their voices hard — cheering, shouting over play, talking through colds. When hoarseness lingers beyond two weeks, vocal nodules or muscle-tension patterns may be forming. Voice therapy retrains how your child breathes, projects and rests their voice.

Sessions mix science with silliness: straw phonation, pitch glides, resonant hums and loudness games, all tracked by our AI voice analyser so progress is visible in pitch, loudness and quality measures.

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Boy projecting his voice confidently outdoors

What's included

A healthier voice, built to last.

01

Voice evaluation

Perceptual and acoustic analysis of pitch, loudness, strain and stamina, with ENT referral guidance when needed.

02

Vocal hygiene plan

Hydration, rest and volume habits tailored to school, sports and stage — in language kids follow.

03

Direct voice training

Semi-occluded exercises, resonant voice drills and breath-support games that rebuild efficient voicing.

04

AI voice tracking

Weekly acoustic snapshots show quality improving — motivating proof for young clients.

How it works

From hoarse to hearty in four phases.

1

Listen

We analyse the voice and rule out medical causes, referring to ENT where appropriate.

2

Protect

Immediate hygiene changes calm irritation while therapy begins.

3

Retrain

Weekly exercises rebuild easy, efficient voicing for talking, cheering and singing.

4

Perform

Voice use returns to full life — classroom, playground and stage — with a maintenance plan.

Girl laughing with a big joyful voice outdoors

When to seek help for a voice

Occasional hoarseness after a cold or a loud match is normal. Book an assessment if hoarseness lasts more than two weeks, your child's voice tires by afternoon, they habitually whisper or strain, or teachers report they can't be heard in class.

  • Paediatric voice expertise, including nodule management
  • Support for young singers, actors and athletes
  • Classroom amplification and teacher strategies included

Voice FAQs

No — hoarseness lasting over two weeks deserves attention. It often comes from vocal nodules caused by voice misuse, which respond very well to therapy.

Never complete silence. We teach easy voicing — how to stay chatty and playful while giving the vocal folds a break through better technique.

Yes — young performers are some of our favourite clients. We build projection, stamina and warm-up routines that protect the voice through rehearsals and shows.

Give their voice the care it deserves

Start with a voice evaluation and a personalised recovery plan.

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