Voice therapy will consist of specific vocal exercises tailored to each patient's condition. Just as you complete exercises to improve strength of muscles during physical therapy, specific exercises can help to improve the muscles used for voice. These exercises may include techniques to strengthen the vocal cords, improve breath control, and adjust pitch. Therapy may also include strategies to change vocal abuse habits, such as frequent throat clearing. Patients are taught how to use their voice in a healthier way to reduce the risk of further damage. Voice therapy can vary in duration depending on the severity of the voice disorder. Some individuals may see improvement within a few weeks, while others may require several months or longer of therapy. Voice therapy is personalized to each patient and will often involve collaboration with ENTs (ear, nose, and throat) specialists. The main goals of voice therapy are to return the voice to its natural healthy state, prevent further damage and improve the quality of voice