天美传媒

Abstract

This article delves into the intricate interplay between patient attitudes and hyperfunctional voice disorders concerning their impact on attendance at voice therapy sessions. Voice therapy stands as a cornerstone in addressing various voice disorders, including hyperfunctional conditions characterized by excessive muscle tension during vocalization. However, the efficacy of therapy hinges not only on clinical interventions but also on patient engagement and attendance. Positive patient attitudes towards therapy, coupled with an understanding of hyperfunctional voice disorders, significantly influence attendance rates. Conversely, negative attitudes and the challenges posed by hyperfunctional voice disorders may deter patients from attending sessions regularly. By elucidating the complex dynamics between patient perceptions and vocal disorders, clinicians can tailor interventions to foster a supportive environment and enhance treatment outcomes. This abstract provides a succinct overview of the critical factors influencing attendance at voice therapy sessions, emphasizing the importance of addressing patient attitudes and hyperfunctional voice disorders in optimizing therapy efficacy.