Voice therapy is a specialized form of treatment designed to improve vocal function and address voice disorders. It is often conducted by a speech-language pathologist who assesses the individual's vocal needs and creates a personalized therapy plan. This therapy can help with issues such as hoarseness, vocal strain, and other conditions affecting the voice. During voice therapy sessions, patients learn techniques to use their voice more effectively and reduce strain. Exercises may include breath control, pitch modulation, and resonance training. The goal is to enhance vocal quality and ensure that individuals can communicate comfortably and confidently in their daily lives.