Evaluating and Treating Voice Disorders: Role of the SLP

"Evaluating and Treating Voice Disorders: Role of the SLP" was presented by Dr. Darla Freeman at the 2024 Dysphonia International Symposium held on May 4, 2024, in Tampa, FL.
Darla Freeman, SLPD, CCC-SLP is a Speech-Language Pathologist who’s been treating voice disorders for over twenty-five years. Currently, she treats patients with voice, airway, and swallowing disorders at the Florida Center for Voice and Swallowing in Tampa, FL, where she is a scope specialist offering state-of-the-art voice and swallowing evaluations and evidence-based treatment. Darla is also an adjunct professor for ELMS College and serves on the executive committee for the Tampa Bay Medical Speech Pathology Association. She earned her doctorate degree from Northwestern University with a research focus on factors influencing successful behavior changes in adult interventions. While working as a clinical instructor at the University of South Florida, Darla started their first Spasmodic Dysphonia support group, and she continues to be actively involved with the Tampa Dysphonia Group.
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