We always begin a multidisciplinary treatment process with an Initial Assessment as part of your first appointment.
An online consultation leads to a multidisciplinary treatment process
Not sure where to start?
We have a FREE phone call service, where you can discuss what’s going on for you and your voice with one of the team.
This phone call helps us get to know you, and you to get to know us a bit better. You can ask us any questions you may have about what we do, and how we can help you.
Your Initial Assessment
(for if you have a diagnosis or more medical voice issue)
This assessment process helps us understand where you are at with your voice, and how we can best support you within our multidisciplinary work.
In the Initial Assessment part of your first appointment, we rule out any red flags, discuss any previous diagnoses, vocal history and any concerns about your voice and work together to work out what you want to do next.
We will discuss how we use a patient centred model of care, and the biopsychosocial model to not only listen and provide appropriate voice care, but get to know and understand you as a person (and not just a diagnosis).
Do you know what treatment you want to engage with?
If you know what treatment you want to book, you can go right ahead and book the relevant service. Whether this is vocal massage or singing voice rehabilitation, we can facilitate your booking quickly and efficiently.
Our treatments
“Care” is not just in our name, it’s a big part of what we do.
Throughout every step of your journey with us, there is someone there to talk to.
We know it can be overwhelming having a voice problem, and we all believe that open communication can be the best way to address anything coming up in your plan.
We care. We can help.
Want more sessions with one practitioner? Want to try another treatment within the multidisciplinary team? Need to move an appointment? Just get in touch with Sally, the CENTRE manager or your practitioner who can facilitate changes and help you out, and get you where you need to be.
