Many families (and plenty of adults) use “nasal voice” to describe two completely different resonance problems: They can sound similar to a non-SLP, but the causes, referral pathway, and treatment are often opposite. ASHA describes resonance disorders as involving abnormal balance of oral and nasal sound energy, including both too little and too much nasal … Continue reading Hyponasal vs Hypernasal Speech: How SLPs Tell the Difference