Therapy for Speaking Voice
- Regain a clear, strong voice that lasts
- No more effort or strain
Treatment of Chronic Refractory Cough
- Gain control and stop the constant dry cough

Treatment of Globus (sensation of lump in the throat)
- Massage and exercises to get rid of the lump in the throat
- No more effortful swallowing
Singing Voice Rehabilitation
- Regain your pitch range, resonance/timbre
- Regain the ease of singing
Upper Airway Breathing Difficulties
- Vocal Cord Dysfunction /Paradoxical Vocal Fold Movement (VCD/PVFM)
- Exercise Induced Laryngeal Obstruction (EILO)
- Experience working on the field, in the pool, and in the gym to get athletes back to their peak performance.
Offering
- Vocal Unloading/massage of the muscles around the voice box
- Tailored treatment plans that fit in with your life
- Teletherapy during Covid-19 and for regional and remote areas.
- Presentations on Maintaining Vocal Health and Vocal First Aid.

Contact

Ph: 0410114490
Email:esavina@thrivevoicetherapy.com.au

Ages 6 -106!
Therapy for children and adults
Referrals
We accept referrals by GPs or patients themselves for Initial Assessment and Voice Care advice. We cannot provide therapy until a patient has seen either an Ear Nose and Throat Doctor (ENT) or a Respiratory Physician – further detailed below.

1) For Patients with Changes to their Voice:
– Imaging of your larynx by an Ear Nose and Throat (ENT) Doctor, preferably with stroboscopy (this allows the best view of the cover of the vocal cords as they vibrate).
– We need to receive the ENT report (and video whenever possible) before we can give a patient any vocal exercises.

2) For Patients with Chronic Cough, Globus or Paradoxical Vocal Cord Movement (PVFM)/ Vocal Cord Dysfunction (VCD)/Exercise Induced Laryngeal Obstruction (EILO)
- Diagnosis of Chronic Refractory Cough or VCD/PVFM by an ENT or Respiratory Specialist, or Globus by an ENT or Gastroenterologist. We appreciate receiving reports of laryngeal imaging, or other testing, such as respiratory function tests.
- If there are voice changes along with the above diagnoses we require patients to have had imaging of their larynx before we give any vocal exercises.

3) If you seeking presentation skills or voice training, you do not need to have seen an ENT.