VoiceOver Speech Pathology

https://careers.upstate.edu/jobs/speech-and-language-pathologist-syracuse-new-york-united-states

Speech and Language Pathologist - Syracuse, New York, United States Job Summary: This position will provide direct patient contact for assessment of swallowing, voice, and upper airway disorders covering the spectrum of outpatient diagnoses including dysphagia, dysphonia, upper airway disorders, gender dysphoria, and related disorders covering the spectrum from pedi...

Voice Coaching for Speaking Professionals
This work is for professionals who speak for hours, project over noise, or carry emotional load through their voice.
We focus on vocal endurance, efficient projection, pacing strategies, and reducing the cumulative strain that leads to hoarseness, fatigue, or voice loss. Breath–resonance coordination and nervous system regulation are central—because no amount of “good technique” survives chronic overload without them.
This is not presentation coaching or public speaking polish. It’s functional work designed to keep your voice stable across long days, high-stress environments, and inconsistent acoustics.
If your voice works—but costs you—this work is about lowering that cost

Incredible, impactful workshop provided by Dr. Forbes-Jones at VoiceOver this weekend. No matter what kind of work we do, our patients and ourselves walk in the door with a nervous system. We learned how to help people up and down regulate to allow for vocal play and effective learning.

STATES MATTER: A POLYVAGAL APPROACH TO CLINICAL PRACTICE.

Taking a break to support a great charity, Chasing Chains. This group of avid disc golfers holds a charity event every year. Many thanks to Chris Bull for asking us to be involved! We had a blast. And see the guy in the pink shirt? Keep yours eyes out to see him in upcoming VoiceOver posts. Big changes coming this summer.

Happy Pride!!!!
Its always a good time for advancedearning at VoiceOver...
Last week, we are lucky to have great friends in the transgender community who were able to come and educate new clinicians to this joyful corner of voice therapy.

Thank you, Judith for the donation of a brand new transfer chair to VoiceOver/Flower City Speech Connections . Always thinking about our patients!

Look at our student, Sammy Seymour, multi tasking her way through the day!