Parkinson's Voice Exercises & Speech Therapy
Hypophonia (soft speech) and reduced articulation are common in Parkinson's disease, often appearing years before diagnosis. Speech Check helps you practice how to speak louder with Parkinson's, providing real-time feedback on your volume and clarity levels.
Many people with Parkinson's find that their speech becomes quieter and more monotone over time. Regular practice with Parkinson's voice exercises and immediate feedback can help maintain communication abilities and build confidence for daily conversations, phone calls, and social situations.
Common Parkinson's speech challenges we help with:
- Soft or quiet voice (hypophonia)
- Mumbled or slurred words
- Monotone speech patterns
- Reduced facial expression while speaking