Heather Gross, M.S., CCC-SLP - Expressable

Chronic Cough: What Causes It and How to Find Relief

If you have a persistent cough that lasts more than eight weeks, it’s considered chronic. Learn what causes chronic cough and what you can do for treatment.

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Vocal Health 101: How to Take Care of Your Voice

You might take it for granted, but your voice matters! It’s how you communicate, connect with others, and perhaps even do your job. Learn how to keep your voice healthy and when you might need to seek therapy for it.

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Voice Problems and Throat Pain Might Mean Acid Reflux

If you’re experiencing a hoarse voice, the culprit could be acid reflux. This common condition can cause problems such as throat pain, voice changes, and difficulty swallowing. Learn more about acid reflux symptoms and what you can do to heal your voice.

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What Causes a Lisp?

A lisp occurs when a person has difficulty pronouncing the /s/ and /z/ sounds. Learn more about what causes a lisp and how it can be corrected.

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How Not to Stutter When You’re Nervous

Although anxiety isn’t the root cause of stuttering, feeling worried that you might stutter can affect how you speak. Try these techniques to break this cycle and manage your stutter when you’re feeling nervous.

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Transgender Voice Therapy Helps You Find Your Authentic Voice

Gender affirming voice training helps align a person’s voice with their gender identity and expression, unlocking an important aspect of their true self.

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Is It Asthma, or Could It Be Vocal Cord Dysfunction?

If you have breathing problems but asthma medications don’t help, you may actually have a condition called paradoxical vocal fold dysfunction. The right diagnosis and treatment, which may include voice therapy, will get you on a path to breathing easier.

adults

Busting Myths and Building Support for People Who Stutter

Awareness and understanding can help lessen the stigma around stuttering. Learn the truth about some common myths, and find out how you can provide a safe and affirming space for people who stutter.

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What to Do if Your Voice Is Bothering You

Your voice is an essential part of who you are. If it’s bothering you, learning the cause and receiving the right treatment can help you get it back.

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What Is Cluttering, and How Is It Different from Stuttering?

Cluttering is a disorder that causes rapid or disorganized speech. It can sometimes coexist with stuttering. Here’s how to tell the difference and how treatment can help.

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How Can Speech Therapy Help Your Career?

Whether you’re aiming for a promotion or a new job, communication skills matter at work. Speech therapy can help with public speaking, speech and voice concerns, and even interviewing.

Find out if Expressable is right for you. Schedule a free consultation today.