Voice therapy presents therapists with a very complex challenge: they must be able to "read" a person and his or her voice in order to ensure coherent and efficient therapy. The basic prerequisite for this is professional knowledge of the anatomy, physiology and pathology of the voice in order to design the therapy in a targeted and time-efficient manner. In addition, voice therapists need a differentiated perception for the person to be treated as well as their own model behavior in therapy.

Voice therapy is a process that involves the whole person: That of the patient and that, of the therapist. This voice seminar is aimed at trained as well as prospective therapists who have already come into contact with the subject of voice and would like to expand their professional resources in theory and practice.