Providing multidisciplinary voice therapy pathways to optimise your vocal health.
Our award winning Voice Care Centre was created to help you rehabilitate and maintain your voice.
Both in-person (London, North Devon) and online, we specialise in improving the vocal health of complex diagnoses and symptoms that you may have. After an initial consultation, we will pair you up with one of our interdisciplinary therapists who will guide you through your journey back to vocal health.
If the singer says they have a problem with their voice, they have a problem with their voice (even if ears can’t hear it, eyes can’t see it and machines can’t measure it).
Our treatments
Your Initial
Consultation
If you have never booked with us before then your first appointment will be an in-depth consultation. This consultation is to find out what is going on with all aspects of you, including your voice. The more information we have, the deeper the therapeutic work can go.
Our Voice Therapists
Patient, reliable and expert therapists are hard to come by especially those with a world class expertise in voice. The team at the VOICE CARE CENTRE have been carefully chosen for their multidisciplinary education but also the kindness with which they approach voice disorders and vocal health concerns.
The beautiful Light Centre clinic is situated right in the heart of London, in Monument.
At the VOICE CARE CENTRE, the personal touches to our treatments mean that people come back time and again to help keep their instrument in good working order. We have been trusted by some of the biggest names in entertainment both in the UK and across the world, across genre and profession, and so we too welcome you.
We work with all kinds of voice users, not just singers
Our breadth of knowledge in both the medical and artistic fields of voice mean that we can help a broad range of voice users including:
- Business people who are suffering vocal fatigue or other professional voice users such as barristers, politicians and teachers
- Actors and spoken word artists who have lost flexibility in their voice
- Beatboxers who are feeling tense and tight
- Singers (classical, opera, musical theatre, pop/rock) experiencing a lack of power and access to range
- People in gender and vocal transition
- People with a diagnosis of Functional Neurological Voice Disorder
