SMILE: cost-utility and impact of high-intensity speech therapy on Speech, MotIvation, and quality of LifE in children with cleft palate

The OMBIT study: Oral Myofunctional pattern in children with anterior open BITe

Autonomic dysfunction in recalcitrant functional dysphonia

Centre for the Social Study of Migration and Refugees (CESSMIR): Migration and Social Mobility: Creating Impact through Participation

Cofunding Core Facility - Acoustics, Audiology, Auditory and Speech-Language science Lab

Effectiveness of speech therapy approach and intensity on the speech and quality of life in children with cleft palate speech characteristics.

Effectiveness of voice therapy in patients with functional dysphonia.

Effectiviness of voice training and voice therapy in patients with voice disorders

Effect of semi-occluded vocal tract therapy on the phonation of children with vocal fold nodules.

Evaluation of the effectiveness of velopharyngeal insufficiency (VPI) speech training programs on velopharyngeal closure, speech intelligibility, hypernasality and health-related quality of life inpatients with cleft palate.

Fonds Maurange: One size does not fit all: towards diagnosis-specific speech intervention in primary cleft speech services in Flanders through intervention research and focus group discussions

One size does not fit all: from a common approach towards performance-specific speech intervention and long-term learning in children with a cleft palate

OROFIT study: Oromyofunctional training: an innovative rehabilitation program for pediatric obstructive sleep apnea

Rehabilitation of the Voice after Paralysis (ReVaP project)

SMILE-project: optimal care for children with a cleft palate: increased integration in society results in quality of life improvements

The development of a Dutch protocol for perceptual speech analysis and quality of life measurements in cleft palate patients.

The impact of early (before the age of 6 months) and late (in adulthood) primary palatal closure on speech characteristics in children and adults with congenital isolated clefts in Uganda

The use of laryngeal elektromyography and mechanography in the assessment of patients with functional voice disorders and the evaluation of circumlaryngeal manual therapy in patients with muscle tension dysphonia

Voice therapy with a semi-occluded vocal tract: From current challenges to next level efficacy studies

TEAM SMILE: creating a societal supportive network for healthcare providers, parents, and children with a cleft palate