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Out of the Voicebox Podcast "Out of the Voicebox", hosted by Sara Charney & Nathaniel Sundholm, is a podcast dedicated to highli

Episode 4: “Making (sound) waves: The present and future of laryngeal function studies”Julie Barkmeier-Kraemer, Ph.D, pr...
13/03/2021

Episode 4: “Making (sound) waves: The present and future of laryngeal function studies”

Julie Barkmeier-Kraemer, Ph.D, professor in the Division of Otolaryngology and Clinic Director for the University of Utah's Voice Disorder Center, joined us to speak about the current role of laryngeal function studies (acoustic and aerodynamic measurements) in clinical practice. We also discussed ever-evolving technological advances including more reliable ways to collect voice-related data remotely. We are excited to share Dr. Barkmeier-Kraemer’s wisdom and innovative mind with you. Enjoy!

Our clinical brain does not get to simply shut off when following a protocol. As technology evolves we can learn how to ...
13/03/2021

Our clinical brain does not get to simply shut off when following a protocol. As technology evolves we can learn how to make it work FOR us, but the computer hasn’t replaced the clinician (yet...).

Episode 3: “Unconventional breathers: Corona and the stoma”Jenn Starkweather, a certified speech-language pathologist an...
13/03/2021

Episode 3: “Unconventional breathers: Corona and the stoma”

Jenn Starkweather, a certified speech-language pathologist and InHealth Technologies’ east coast clinical specialist, joined us to speak about unconventional breathers. We spoke about everything from differentiating between total laryngectomees and individuals who are trach dependent, to CPR considerations for “neck breathers”, to how these individuals are impacted during the COVID-19 era. We hope you enjoy this conversation as much as we did!

Individuals who have undergone a total laryngectomy (removal of the entire larynx or “voice box”), now breathe through a...
13/03/2021

Individuals who have undergone a total laryngectomy (removal of the entire larynx or “voice box”), now breathe through a hole in their neck called a “stoma”. This has many functional implications including for emergency situations. For instance, it is imperative that CPR is performed through the stoma, not the mouth - otherwise you would simply be pumping air into their esophagus!

Episode 2: Gains without the (vocal) strainSara Davis of took some time out of her busy schedule to discuss the importa...
13/03/2021

Episode 2: Gains without the (vocal) strain

Sara Davis of took some time out of her busy schedule to discuss the importance of respiratory coordination during exercise. A fitness instructor herself, she has a wealth of knowledge to help you maximize your physical fitness success. Tune in to hear how some breathing techniques can help define your abs, lift heavier weights, and chat while you run.

Mindfulness is not constrained to meditation. Being mindful about taking time to breathe during exercise and teaching ca...
13/03/2021

Mindfulness is not constrained to meditation. Being mindful about taking time to breathe during exercise and teaching can give you the power you need to transcend your perceived limitations.

Join us for our first episode premiering this Tuesday, January 26th! In this episode, we will be discussing the evaluati...
24/01/2021

Join us for our first episode premiering this Tuesday, January 26th! In this episode, we will be discussing the evaluation and management of unilateral vocal fold paralysis with Dr. Will Karle, a fellowship-trained laryngologist at Mayo Clinic - AZ.

We learned so many fun facts during this conversation - you won’t want to miss it!!

Huh? Wondering what Dr. Karle’s talking about?Tune in this Tuesday, January 26th to listen to our conversation about the...
24/01/2021

Huh? Wondering what Dr. Karle’s talking about?

Tune in this Tuesday, January 26th to listen to our conversation about the management of unilateral vocal fold paralysis to find out!

24/01/2021

We are so excited to introduce “Out of the Voicebox”, a podcast that promises to bring cutting edge, evidence-based information regarding laryngeal (Voicebox) function through light-hearted conversations with experts in the field.

Hosted by two speech-language pathologists, Sara Charney & Nathaniel Sundholm who both specialize in voice, upper airway, and swallowing disorders.

We hope you learn as much from these conversations as we did — enjoy!!

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