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In this episode, we spoke with a clinical voice speech pathologist about treating singing and other vocal problems. Special guest, Maurice Goodwin MS, CCC-SLP, joined us to discuss a day in the life of a clinical SLP, assessment methods for speech pathologists working with voice patients, collaborating with physicians as a speech pathologist, and more! We Discuss(0:00) Introduction Shenanigans (4:49) About Maurice Goodwin(11:11) Why Did Maurice Want to Specialize in Voice Therapy(17:43) Day in the Life of a Clinical SLP (22:55) Most Common Diagnoses Seen When Working with a Voice Patient(31:43) Assessment Methods for Speech Pathologists Working with Voice Patients (36:45) Collaborating with a Physician as a Speech Pathologist(42:19) Treatment for a Vocal Fold Paresis Case Study(48:16) Discussing a Patient’s Responsibility in Treatment(53:13) Maurice’s Private Practice (58:48) What’s Next for Maurice ProfessionallyAbout Maurice Goodwin MS, CCC-SLPMaurice is a Speech-Language Pathologist and singer currently living in Houston, TX. Professionally, he specializes in the evaluation and treatment of the singing voice and voice disorders at The Texas Voice Center. Following his undergraduate studies in music performance at Shenandoah University, he completed his graduate work in Speech Pathology at the University of Pittsburgh. His background as a performer and speech pathologist led him to complete training in the treatment of singers, actors, teachers, and other occupational voice users with voice problems. He is passionate about vocal health education and the intersections of identity and voice.About the ShowProducer – Jonathan Cary Assistant Producers – Katie Schrauben & Sam MacKay Powered by American Mobile