This scoping review, published in the *Journal of Voice*, offers a comprehensive overview of existing voice and communication harmonization programs designed for transgender women. By mapping the characteristics of these programs, the research aims to understand the current landscape of interventions available for this population. The findings are crucial for speech therapists and clinicians as they illuminate the diverse approaches and components employed in these programs. This understanding can inform the development and refinement of evidence-based practices, ultimately improving the quality and effectiveness of services provided to transgender women seeking to align their voice and communication with their gender identity.
Original publication date: 2026 Apr 30
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