Clínica Girona's Phoniatrics Speciality: Recover your voice, reconnect with the world
Contact
- Second Floor / Module D
- 972 483 535
At Clínica Girona, the Phoniatrics specialty is the centre for specialised care for all aspects relating to voice, speech, language, and swallowing. Understanding and expressing ourselves are fundamental pillars of our lives, and our team of professionals works with passion to offer you help overcome any difficulty that may affect their ability to communicate and feed.
We know that communication and swallowing disorders can have a significant emotional and social impact. Our unit offers a Listening and understanding space They will receive a comprehensive assessment and personalised treatment designed to improve their skills and regain confidence in their ability to interact with the world around them.
Services
- Voice (Dysphonia): From persistent hoarseness to voice loss, we analyse and treat the causes to restore a clear and functional voice. We use advanced techniques such as stroboscopy to understand the dynamics of your vocal cords.
- Speech (Dysarthria, Stuttering): Difficulties with articulation or speech fluency can make expressing yourself frustrating. Our speech therapy treatment will help you to improve the clarity and rhythm of your speech.
- Language (Aphasia, Speech Delay): Difficulties in understanding or using language can lead to isolation. Through neuropsychological assessment and specific speech therapy, we work to restore and enhance your communication skills.
- Swallowing (Dysphagia): Swallowing problems not only affect nutrition and hydration, but also quality of life. With tests such as videofluoroscopy and flexible endoscopy, we identify the cause and implement strategies for safe and effective swallowing.
- Post-Laryngectomy Rehabilitation After a laryngectomy, communication takes on new forms. We offer you the tools and support to regain your voice through voice prostheses and other methods.
- Myofunctional Therapy An approach to correcting oral habits that can influence speech, swallowing, and even breathing.
