Bayside Voice Centre
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Trust Your Voice To A Certified Practising Speech Pathologist
Bayside Voice Centre
is expanding!
2025
Welcome To Bayside Voice Centre
Located in Brisbane’s eastern suburb of Cleveland, our Certified Practising Speech Pathologist, Jenny Matthews would love to help you develop a strong, enduring and reliable voice.
If your voice is an essential tool for your occupation then you know how important it is to care for your voice. Teachers, public speakers, actors, singers, radio announcers, call centre operators, tour guides and more, all rely on their voice on a daily basis and can unknowingly place a significant strain on their voice if they have not been taught strategies and techniques to protect and optimise their voice.
At Bayside Voice Centre we are all about providing education and voice training to prevent vocal damage and as a Certified Practising Speech Pathologist, Jenny has the expertise to provide voice therapy to help repair a damaged voice.
Voice Training Workshops
Our voice training workshops are tailored to your workplace. We provide engaging, informative and practical sessions to prepare your staff to use their voice well to prevent vocal fatigue and damage.
Voice Therapy Brisbane
Individualised voice therapy for adults and children with a diagnosed voice condition. An analysis of the voice is conducted and a targeted program is developed to strengthen and improve the voice.
Vocal Coaching Brisbane
Individualised vocal coaching for singers, actors, public speakers and others who need a confident voice combined with effective presentation skills. Enhance your voice to improve the connection with your audience.
You Can Prevent Voice Problems and Optimise Your Voice
Develop the voice you need to engage with your workplace and community.
Do You Have The Voice You Want?
Everyday Healthy Voice Habits To Protect Your Voice
Simple, everyday habits to help you Optimise Your Voice.
Please contact Jenny Matthews, (07) 3193 5436 to discuss any concerns you may have with your voice.
Voice Training, Voice Therapy or Vocal Coaching – What’s The Difference?
Voice Training
Voice training is preventative and beneficial for anyone who relies on their voice. Voice training is an important part of the health and safety for workplaces, such as schools or call centres. Training sessions educate all staff about how to use their voice well and use a quick checklist that may identify staff who are developing poor voice habits. Workplaces can provide voice training as part of their induction program for new staff to ensure they are providing a safe workplace.
Voice Therapy
Voice therapy is necessary for people with a diagnosed vocal pathology and should be provided by an accredited speech pathologist. You may be suffering from muscle tension dysphonia, vocal cord damage or other voice conditions. The good news is that Bayside Voice Centre can help. We work with your team of professionals, which may include your ENT, GP, singing teacher, return to work officer and family to assist you on the road to recovery and help to optimise your voice for the future.
Vocal Coaching
Vocal coaching can be particularly helpful for people who notice symptoms of vocal strain and fatigue. It can provide them with strategies and exercises to prevent a pathological problem from developing. Vocal coaching is also beneficial for anyone who wants to extend their voice to its full potential, such as sports coaches, church singers and speakers. If you use your voice strenuously, it’s a great idea to have a few sessions to learn to use your voice to its full potential without damage.
Contact Jenny To Discuss Your Vocal Needs
Learn how to protect and optimise your voice
How Can Bayside Voice Centre Help?
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Jenny is a Certified Practising Speech Pathologist, in Brisbane, with a special interest in voice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Current Media Releases
Triple M Breakfast
Book Launch
As co-author of Illuminate Your Feminessence, Jenny shares her journey to finding her voice.
The Girlfriend Hour
Watch Jenny’s interview with Shar Moore on The Girlfriend Hour as she discusses what motivated her to become a speech therapist and why finding your voice and learning how to use it well are so important.
Recent Articles
Vocal Training for a Safe Workplace: Promoting Health and Wellbeing
This article discusses the importance of vocal training for OH&S compliance and outlines measures taken by a primary school to mitigate the risk of voice dis…
Identifying and Treating Muscle Tension Dysphonia
Muscle Tension Dysphonia is one of the most common voice disorders treated by speech pathologists. Symptoms can include vocal hoarseness, strain, pain & cracks.
Communication Difficulties In Children – Including Those With Autism Spectrum Disorder
Speech therapy can help children who experience communication difficulties at school or in social situations to have confidence to clearly convey their message.