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Lee Silverman voice treatment
The Lee Silverman voice treatment - LOUD (LSVT LOUD) is one of the most widely practiced treatments for speech disorders associated with Parkinson's disease (PD). It focuses on increasing vocal loudness and has an intensive approach of one month.〔 Speech therapy and specifically LSVT LOUD may improve voice and speech function in PD.
==Background==
Dr.Lorraine Ramig started this research out of curiosity, but Ramig turned it into a breakthrough by discovering what Parkinson's disease entailed. After getting advice from her colleague, she used her interest to turn her research into a huge part of discovering the effects of Parkinson's disease. Mrs.Lee Silverman was the first patient that underwent this month long therapy. The Voice Treatment is four weeks long, meeting four times a week, with the goal of increasing the voice of the patient. The foundation, LSVT Global shares the goal of "speak LOUD!", which defines the process of this treatment on just speech therapy.〔LVST Global. "What Is LSVT LOUD?" LSVT Global. LSVT Global, n.d. Web. 25 Sept. 2015.〕 The initial design of the project included "medical care, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, family support, nutrition and recreation", according to Dr. Ramig,〔"LSVT History." The National Center for Voice and Speech. The National Center for Voice and Speech, n.d. Web. 25 Sept. 2015.〕 but the family of Mrs. Silverman challenged Ramig to create a design based only upon speech so they could communicate with her better. The name Lee Silverman was a dedication to Mrs. Silverman who died before the research was published and recognized as a discovery.〔 After this discovery until 2012, Ramig received many awards from this research for her search on the ways to counteract one effect of Parkinson's disease that is a main part of communication.
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