Registration is Open for On-Demand PhoRTE® Training
Asynchronous Online Training in PhoRTE®
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Phonation Resistance Training Exercises
Why Choose Phonation Resistance Training Exercises
PhoRTE® Workshop Feedback
“Loved every single part of it.”
“Good energy and well organized.”
“Loved the practice sessions with feedback.”
“Great format, timely and effective.”
“It exceeded my expectations.”
98.4%
of participants were satisfied with the content of PhoRTE® training
98.4%
of participants believed PhoRTE® training was relevant to clinical practice
Asynchronous Training on Phonation Resistance Training Exercises (PhoRTE®)
PhoRTE® voice therapy is now available to clinicians all over the world. Web-based training modules are open for registration and can be completed over several days. Eligible for ASHA CEUs.
Live PhoRTE® How-To Workshop Coming Soon
Become a PhoRTE®-Approved Provider
This live, hands-on workshop on Phonation Resistance Training Exercises (PhoRTE®) voice therapy will utilize case-based learning, live demonstrations, and hands-on opportunities to train clinicians in the execution of PhoRTE® to treat vocal aging (i.e., presbyphonia). The evidence-based PhoRTE® intervention is guided by principles of exercise physiology and motor learning with a strong emphasis on understanding the values of successful aging.
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Granted a Registered Trademark by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
Phonation Resistance Training Exercises (PhoRTE®) was granted a registered trademark by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on December 12, 2023. This designation legally protects the name PhoRTE®, ensuring that the public and patients can trust its authenticity and that speech-language pathologists who use it in clinical practice are applying a specific, evidence-based method with recognized standards and ownership. To avoid violating the law regarding the PhoRTE® trademark, speech-language pathologists must always use the name PhoRTE® with the registered trademark symbol (®) and must not alter the name or represent unrelated methods as PhoRTE®. They must also ensure they are using the approach consistent with its evidence-based protocols and must not use the trademark for commercial purposes (e.g., products, trainings, or workshops) without proper authorization or licensing from the trademark owners.
