Pediatric Voice Therapy Part 1: Introduction to Pediatric Voice Disorders
Presented by Maia Nystrum Braden
Non-Financial: Maia Nystrum Braden has no competing non-financial interests or relationships with regard to the content presented in this course.
Meet your instructor
Maia Nystrum Braden
Maia Braden, MS, CCC-SLP, is a speech-language pathologist with eleven years of experience working in voice and voice disorders. She became interested in speech pathology as a singer and earned her MS in Communicative Disorders at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. From there, she completed a clinical fellowship in voice…
Chapters & learning objectives
1. Pediatric Voice Disorders: Overview
This chapter will provide an introduction to pediatric voice disorders, cover the incidence and prevalence of pediatric voice disorders, the impact on quality of life, and a brief breakdown of common types of voice disorders in children.
2. Pediatric Laryngeal Anatomy, Physiology and Development
This chapter will review normal laryngeal anatomy, physiology, and pediatric laryngeal development from birth to adolescence. This will provide a foundation for understanding the vocal mechanism and how growth and development can impact evaluation and treatment of voice disorders.
3. Common Etiologies of Voice Disorders in Children
This chapter will provide a classification system for voice disorders in children, and an overview of the most commonly seen etiologies of these. This will include benign lesions, neurogenic voice disorders, and primary muscle tension.
More courses in this series
Pediatric Voice Therapy Part 1: Introduction to Pediatric Voice Disorders
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Pediatric Voice Therapy Part 2: Pediatric Voice Evaluation
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Pediatric Voice Therapy Part 3: Introduction to Pediatric Voice Therapy
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Pediatric Voice Therapy Part 4: Resonant Voice Therapy for Children
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