Vocal Health

Voice professionals know how critical it is to treat their main instrument with great care. Honey is a common remedy, but does it really work?

Hear about some proactive steps the OIART is taking to protect the ears of their students and future audio engineers.

If you’ve ever smoked, do smoke or have quit, you know what cigarette smoking can do to your voice. Dr. Sims agrees, it's time to quit smoking.

Guest blogger Blake Sanders a technical writer who understands the industry shares essential information for voice control.

Learn about common speech language disorders, including those that affect children and adults, such as stuttering.

Need to get your voice back for an interview, important presentation or live performance? Drinking water helps, but you've never tried this!

When a voice becomes weak, breathy or struggles to perform, there may be something more serious going on with the vocal folds than meets the eye. Thyroplasty...

Having trouble keeping a consistent sound when recording? Discover some great tricks to rid yourself of mouth problems when recording voice overs.

Your voice is an instrument that needs to be taken care of properly which means warming it up and maintaining your vocal apparatus.

Professional voice over artists should prepare before performing. Discover six quick steps you can take for greater success.

As a voice actor you need to protect your voice. Vocal coach, Susan Berkley, shares vocal health tips to keep your voice at its best.

Carving out a self care practice is a must for professionals, especially creatives. Get inspired with these self care tips and activities.