James Lance 7/13/26 James Lance 7/13/26

Understanding Tongue Thrust and How Oral Motor Exercises Can Help

Tongue thrust can affect speech, swallowing, dental health, and even vocal performance. Learn what causes tongue thrust and how oral motor exercises, tongue strengthening, and myofunctional therapy can help restore healthy movement patterns.

Christine Katzenmaier 7/9/26 Christine Katzenmaier 7/9/26

How Laryngeal Massage Can Help Singers and Speakers

Laryngeal massage can help reduce muscle tension that affects your voice, making speaking and singing feel easier and more comfortable. Learn how this specialized treatment supports vocal health, performance, and long-term voice function.

Christine Katzenmaier 6/18/26 Christine Katzenmaier 6/18/26

How to Prevent Vocal Fatigue When Speaking

Vocal fatigue can make speaking feel exhausting, uncomfortable, and frustrating. Learn practical strategies to protect your voice, improve endurance, and reduce strain so you can speak with greater comfort and confidence throughout the day.

Christine Katzenmaier 6/16/26 Christine Katzenmaier 6/16/26

How Does Voice Therapy Work?

Wondering how voice therapy works? Learn how voice therapy helps reduce vocal strain, improve vocal clarity, build healthy speaking habits, and restore confidence through personalized treatment and expert guidance.

Christine Katzenmaier 6/11/26 Christine Katzenmaier 6/11/26

How To Strengthen Your Speaking Voice

Want a stronger, clearer, and more confident speaking voice? Learn practical strategies to improve breath support, posture, resonance, and vocal endurance while protecting your voice from strain and fatigue.

Christine Katzenmaier 6/7/26 Christine Katzenmaier 6/7/26

Benefits of Voice Therapy for Speakers, Actors, and Singers

Many speakers, actors, and singers assume vocal fatigue, hoarseness, or strain is simply part of the job. It isn't. Learn how voice training can improve endurance, reduce vocal strain, and help you build a stronger, more reliable voice.

Christine Katzenmaier 6/1/26 Christine Katzenmaier 6/1/26

What is Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy?

Many people struggle with mouth breathing, tongue thrust, swallowing difficulties, or speech concerns without realizing these issues may be connected. Orofacial myofunctional therapy focuses on improving the coordination and function of the muscles of the mouth, tongue, face, and throat to support healthier breathing, swallowing, and communication.

Christine Katzenmaier 5/30/26 Christine Katzenmaier 5/30/26

Why Does My Voice Sound Strained When I Speak?

If your voice sounds strained when speaking, the cause may be more than simple overuse. Learn what contributes to vocal strain, how to reduce it, and when to seek professional h

Christine Katzenmaier 4/24/26 Christine Katzenmaier 4/24/26

Why You Run Out of Breath When You Speak: A Guide for Los Angeles Speakers & Professionals

Struggling with running out of breath when speaking? Learn why it happens and how to fix your breathing so your voice feels steady, clear, and easy in conversations and presentations.

Christine Katzenmaier 4/16/26 Christine Katzenmaier 4/16/26

World Voice Day: When Your Voice Starts Affecting the Work You Love

If your voice is starting to affect your work, confidence, or performance, it’s easy to think something is wrong. But in many cases, the issue isn’t damage, it’s how the voice is being used. Here’s what’s really going on.

Christine Katzenmaier 4/1/26 Christine Katzenmaier 4/1/26

You’re Not “Losing” Your Voice - You’re Using It Inefficiently

If your voice feels tired, strained, or unreliable, it’s easy to assume something is wrong. But in most cases, you’re not losing your voice; you’re using it inefficiently. Here’s what’s really happening and how to fix it.

Christine Katzenmaier 3/12/26 Christine Katzenmaier 3/12/26

How to Sing High Notes Without Strain (What Most Singers Get Wrong)

High notes shouldn’t feel strained. Learn why singers experience tension on high notes and how better coordination between breath, vocal folds, and resonance can make them feel easier and more reliable.