If your voice tires, strains, or lets you down in the moments that matter most — there’s a path forward.
In brief: Voice problems are common among professionals who speak for a living. Tatiana Dunnett, a Florida-licensed SLP, offers telehealth vocal health coaching and voice therapy to help you protect your voice, reduce fatigue, and speak with confidence. Serving adults throughout Florida. This voice therapy for professionals in Florida is available exclusively via telehealth.
Does this sound familiar?
Common voice challenges professionals face
As a professional, it’s vital to care for your voice. If any of these resonate, a free conversation is the right first step.
“Don’t let your voice hold you back from getting paid your true value. Your future self will thank you for investing in yourself now.”
Tatiana Dunnett, M.S., CCC-SLP
Who this is for
Professionals who rely on their voice
So many people who use their voice daily can benefit from speech-language therapy — including you. I offer voice therapy for professionals in Florida because I’m passionate about helping others.
Not listed below? If you use your voice for your profession, and want to protect your health or fix something that isn’t working, set up your free consultation.
Not from Florida? Join the waitlist and I’ll be in touch when I open in your state.
The work
Voice therapy for professionals in Florida: Areas I Cover
Let’s equip you with the tools, techniques, and approaches to speak well for the job you have today — and the job you want tomorrow.
Vocal hygiene
The practices and habits that help maintain a healthy voice — preventing strain, reducing fatigue, and avoiding long-term damage. Especially important for daily professional voice users.
Self advocacy
Being able to communicate your needs about how, when, and where you speak. There are areas you may not be considering — and opportunities to speak up for your own vocal health.
Environmental factors
Temperature, air quality, humidity — you may be surprised how much your environment affects your voice. Whether at home, in the office, or with clients offsite, there are actions you can take.
Professionalizing your approach
Being educated is being informed. Once you’re equipped with the right knowledge, you’ll make better choices when it comes to speaking well — each and every day.
Common questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What is vocal resiliency and why does it matter for professionals?
Vocal resiliency is your voice’s ability to perform consistently under demand — long meetings, presentations, back-to-back calls — and recover quickly afterward. For professionals who rely on their voice daily, a resilient voice isn’t a luxury. It’s a career asset.
What are the signs that my voice needs professional attention?
Hoarseness that lasts more than two weeks, pain or tension when speaking, losing your voice after a normal workday, frequent throat clearing, or a voice that fatigues within an hour of talking are all signals worth taking seriously. A speech-language pathologist can assess whether what you’re experiencing is behavioral, structural, or both.
Can speech therapy help with voice anxiety?
Yes. Many professionals avoid speaking up in meetings or presentations not because of a physical voice problem but because of anxiety and self-consciousness built up over time. SLP work addresses both the physical habits and the mental patterns that get in the way.
How is a speech-language pathologist different from a vocal coach?
A vocal coach focuses on performance — tone, projection, presence. A speech-language pathologist is a licensed clinician who can assess and treat the underlying causes of voice problems, including muscle tension, breathing patterns, and conditions like vocal nodules or dysphonia. I work with both dimensions — I can help you build a stronger, more confident speaking voice while also addressing any clinical concerns underneath. If your voice is causing you pain, fatigue, or concern, starting with an SLP means you’re not guessing at the cause.
How long does it take to see results from voice therapy?
It depends on what you’re working on. Vocal hygiene habits often shift quickly — some clients notice meaningful improvement within a few sessions when they apply techniques consistently. Retraining deeper patterns takes longer. We can discuss your specific situation starting with a free consultation.
Do I need a doctor’s referral to start voice therapy?
No referral is required to book a consultation. However, if you’re experiencing persistent hoarseness or pain, it’s worth seeing an ENT to rule out structural issues before or alongside therapy. I can advise based on what you share during your initial consultation.
Is voice therapy for professionals in Florida available via telehealth?
Yes. Tatiana Dunnett offers voice therapy for professionals in Florida exclusively via secure telehealth. Sessions are available to adults throughout Florida — from Miami to Jacksonville, Tampa to Tallahassee — on your schedule, with no commute required.
Ready to find your voice?
Book a free 30-minute consultation for voice therapy for professionals in Florida with Tatiana.
Enter your email and we’ll get you booked!
Florida residents only · Privacy policy · Telehealth only · No spam, ever