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Resources

Members are granted access to extra resources, including free webinar recordings. Log in through the top menu bar, or click the link below to join AVA today!

Blogs
 

Stay up-to-date with articles and interviews from our members.

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Useful Links
 

Access external resources to assist you in your business and personal voice care journey.

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Webinars
 

Members get access to free webinars, available at a click of a button.

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What We're Reading

The AVA board discusses industry-relevant literature and research they are reading this month.

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Announcements

2024 Student Encouragement Award

The Australian Voice Association (AVA) and the Australian Dysphonia Network (ADN) are thrilled to announce the reignition of the organisation's collaborations to present the 2024 Student Encouragement Award. The award exists to acknowledge the efforts and outstanding achievements of students studying speech pathology, singing, or other vocal specialities (e.g., singing coaching/vocal coaching) whose focus is a career that contributes to the promotion of vocal health. 

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The award comprises:

  • A $1000 bursary for the overall winner to help further fund the education of the recipient.

  • Free AVA membership for 1 year for each state finalist.

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We invite institutions to nominate one student from within their voice-related programs by sending a 300-word application describing how their nominee meets the award criteria. Students may also self-nominate.

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Applications close 6 September, 2004 with the winner announced at the AVA's upcoming Conference on 5-6 October.

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Useful Links

Resources

This year we are thrilled to team up with the British Voice Association in creating and distributing their annual World Voice Day flyer called Teacher! Your Voice Matters. Download the flyer here. 

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Dr David Azul and Dr Sterling Quinn (with the support of other TGD people) have created the following resource for TGD voices: Working With Your Voice: A peer-to-peer resource by and for trans and gender-diverse people.

Educational Links

The AVA is in the process of developing local educational resources for our members. In the meantime we would like to suggest the following educational resources which may be of use to members.

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Voice Medicine Website

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American Speech-Language-Hearing Association

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EMedicine Laryngology Section

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Duke Medicine - Voice Conditions

 

NIDCD - Voice, Speech and Language Section

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If you have any other suggested educational links please submit to us via the comments section

Webinars

Members receive exclusive access to our Webinar Archives. A list of our available webinars are below.

Free Webinars:

"Out Sung": Developing a strong and healthy vocal practice for the professional voice - Dr Heather Fletcher and Samantha U'Ren

Second-Chance Webinars (available at small fee):

Bio-psychosocial Perspectives  on the Assessment and Management of Voice Disorders: Realigning Top-down and Bottom-up Neuropsychological Connectivity for True Resolution - Dr Jan Baker

 

Neurological Voice Disorders: Causes, Assessment, & Treatment - Dr Amanda Richards, Dr Belinda Cruse, & Dr Nicole Free

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Vocal Cord Dysfunction / Inducible Laryngeal Obstruction - Associate Professor Anne Vertigan, Dr Anthony Rotman, & Associate Professor Eve Denton

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Diet and Lifestyle: Fact or Fiction? - Dr Paul Paddle

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Trans and Gender Diverse Voices - Alessandra Giannini & Emma Ball

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The Stories Behind the Voices: the Development of Vocal Identity - Dr Belinda McMahon

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The Life and Times of a Voice Therapist - Cecilia Pemberton

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