Voice as a Parameter of Emotional and Physical Health

Authors

Ahmed Abdelal, Bridgewater State UniversityFollow

Abstract

This article provides basic information about voice and laryngeal health to fellow educators and professional voice users with the hope that it can make a difference in their lives. I tackle voice from a multi-dimensional approach integrating research and clinical practice. What follows is based on extensive research that I have reviewed over the years, on coursework that I have taught in related areas (including anatomy and physiology of speech, language and hearing; phonetics, linguistics, and neurological bases of speech, language and hearing) and on my own experience as a licensed speech language pathologist who has diagnosed and treated patients with voice disorders for more than 14 years.

Note on the Author

Ahmed M. Abdelal is Assistant Professor in the Department of Special Education and Communication Disorders and Coordinator of BSU’s BRAIN Network.

Recommended Citation

Abdelal, Ahmed (2013). Voice as a Parameter of Emotional and Physical Health. Bridgewater Review, 32(1), 32-34.
Available at: https://vc.bridgew.edu/br_rev/vol32/iss1/11