Understanding Voice Problems: A Physiological Perspective for Diagnosis and Treatment (Understanding Voice Problems: Phys Persp/ Diag & Treatment)

I really liked this book when I took my Voice class in Graduate school for Speech Pathology. It is easier to read than most books. We also bought Voice Therapy for Case Studies to go with it and I liked it as well to help put everything in perspective!

This text contains a lot of good information, but I dislike how it is organized. The writing could be made more clear, as well; I know it is a textbook, but it seems like it would not be too difficult to make the information less dry.

This is a good book to use a resource, but seems to be a little out of date. I'm keeping it as a reference.

Encyclopedic in its content and organization. Prosaic in its style and readability. Hard covered, sturdily bound, with waxed pages.(And btw, I'm just another SLP graduate student)

Some chapters in this textbook are not edited as well as others. In some chapters (6 in particular), the syntactical mistakes are quite distracting and detract from the subject matter presented.

Theres torn page🙃

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Very happy with the book, thanks