Speech and voice

What you will find, by topic

• Voice and dysphonia. From childhood dysphonia and voice workshops through to voice disorders with case studies, vocal technique and exercises to restore vocal function.
• Articulation. Phoneme-by-phoneme workbooks, including consonant clusters with r, and complete series by consonant group.
• Oral expression. Story sequences and materials to prompt spontaneous language and narration.
• Fluency. Stuttering, including the associated experience of bullying.
• General manuals. Speech therapy reference works to keep within reach in clinic.

How to choose between a manual and a workbook

A manual explains why. It earns its place when a case does not fit the textbook and you need the theory again: physiology, classification, referral criteria. Bought once, useful for years.

A workbook solves Tuesday's session. Ready-made sheets, sequenced by difficulty, so you are not building material from scratch. It gets used up and replaced.

Most clinics end up owning both, in that order.

Are they useful for teachers and families too?

The workbooks and oral expression materials, yes: they are designed to be applied, not only read. Clinical manuals and case studies are for professionals, and it is worth knowing that before buying.

What if I want material for professional voice rather than clinical work?

That is here too. Vocal technique and professional voice books serve teachers, singers and anyone who works by talking for hours.