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How to Save Your Voice: Tips for Good Vocal Hygiene

How to Save Your Voice: Tips for Good Vocal Hygiene

by Mara Shapiro | Apr 20, 2016 | Adult issues

According to the Human Footprint, a Nick Watt’s documentary from 2007, the average person speaks 4,300 words a day. We use our voice more often than we realize and it is easy to forget to take care of  what seems to be our most valuable tool. As a speech-language...

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