Voice Disorders
Support for Kids Experiencing Hoarseness, Vocal Strain, or Loss of Voice
If your child’s voice sounds raspy, breathy, or strained — or they often lose their voice — we’re here to help. Voice therapy can restore healthy vocal habits and bring confidence back to communication.
What Are Voice Disorders?
When the Voice Doesn’t Sound or Work as It Should
Voice disorders can affect how a child sounds or how comfortable they feel when speaking. This might show up as:
Hoarseness or Breathiness
A voice that sounds rough, weak, or tired even after a short time speaking.
Chronic Throat Clearing or Coughing
Repeated habits that can damage the vocal cords over time.
Loss of Voice (Aphonia)
Complete or temporary inability to speak audibly.
Vocal Strain or Fatigue
Your child may feel pain, tightness, or discomfort when talking for extended periods.
Our Approach to Voice Therapy
Healing and Strengthening the Voice Through Gentle, Personalized Care
We provide thorough voice evaluations and create therapy plans that are engaging, child-friendly, and effective.
Voice Rest & Hygiene Education
We teach how to care for the vocal cords with daily habits and routines.
Breath Support & Resonance Training
Helping children use their breath efficiently for a stronger, clearer voice.
Safe Vocal Techniques
We coach your child on how to speak without strain, shouting, or whispering — habits that can harm the voice.
Emotional Support
We create a judgment-free space where children feel heard and understood.
Flexible Sessions, Designed Around Your Child’s Needs
Tic-Talk-Toe offers flexible formats to meet your needs—whether that’s from the comfort of your home or in our engaging learning spaces.
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In-Person Voice Therapy
Hands-on voice work with gentle techniques tailored for children.
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Virtual Voice Coaching
Effective strategies and exercises from the comfort of your home.