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[Manual care in speech rehabilitation]
J B Roch1, A Piron, F Collet-Beillon
1roch.jean@numericable.fr
Revue De Laryngologie - Otologie - Rhinologie
|May 9, 2006
Summary
Manual therapy can effectively aid voice rehabilitation for speech therapists. This approach shows positive results in correcting vocal gesture dysfunctions after just ten sessions.
Area of Science:
- Speech-Language Pathology
- Voice Science
- Rehabilitative Medicine
Context:
- Voice rehabilitation addresses vocal gesture dysfunctions.
- Multiple therapeutic approaches exist for speech therapists.
- Manual therapy is an emerging technique in voice care.
Purpose:
- To evaluate the efficacy of manual therapy in voice rehabilitation.
- To determine the effectiveness of manual therapy for vocal gesture dysfunctions.
- To assess the impact of manual therapy within a specific number of sessions.
Summary:
- Manual therapy was utilized in voice rehabilitation protocols.
- The study focused on correcting dysfunctions of the vocal gesture.
- Significant effectiveness was observed after 10 voice therapy sessions utilizing manual therapy.
Impact:
- Manual therapy presents a viable and effective option for voice rehabilitation.
- This approach can lead to improved outcomes in patients with vocal dysfunctions.
- The findings suggest incorporating manual therapy into standard speech therapy practices.
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