Clinical Reference

Helping Kids Find Their Voice: Exhalation Activities for Tracheostomy and Post-Ventilation

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Population:

Pediatric

Discipline:

SLP

Diagnosis:

Pediatric Voice

References:

  • Deutsch, E. S. (2010). Tracheostomy: pediatric considerations. Respiratory care, 55(8), 1082-1090.

This resource offers evidence-informed, voice-centered exhalation activities for children with tracheostomies or post-ventilation recovery. Support early voicing in a developmentally appropriate, play-based way without relying on non-speech oral motor exercises. This printable clinical reference is for speech-language pathologists working with pediatric patients, covering Pediatric Voice. Print Resource, US Letter, 1 page. Members can view and print it.

Use this resource when a patient, family, or colleague asks:

  • What activities help build airflow for speech?
  • How can I support voicing in children with tracheostomy?

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