Thanks, Dave. I’m hoping readers will find this site visually appealing and informative!

Terry–How nice to hear from you! Thanks so much for complimenting my work. I’m glad you’ve found it helpful. I’ll add your name to my email list if it’s not already there so you’ll get a notice about new Voice Updates. Also, “Like” my facebook page for weekly tips at https://www.facebook.com/AnnSUtterbackPhdBroadcastVoiceSpecialist

Now, about the nasality. I always send clients to a licensed speech pathologist to work on nasality if it’s severe. I have never felt qualified to tackle something that difficult. Also, I tell clients that they will improve twice as fast working with a speech pathologist because they have the computer programs, etc., to facilitate the training. The one caveat is that they need to explain that their nasality might be considered “slight” in someone who is not on the air daily. Often I’ve had clients say the speech pathologist dismissed them because their problem was not as severe as what they are trained to handle.

Hope this helps and thanks again for your kind comments. Good luck with your future training!
Ann U.

Emma–If you go to the Voice Handbook tab above on my website, you will see how to download the book. Thanks. Ann