Work on the voice, whether diagnostic, therapeutic, preventive, or restorative, remains one of the core areas of clinical speech science. The authors of this volume provide exemplary insights into current voice research findings, interdisciplinary projects, and central as well as peripheral aspects of the voice, its variability, disorders, diagnostics, and therapy. For example, it addresses children's use of the voice, voice training for transgender individuals, the aesthetics of radio voices, and special phenomena such as yodeling or overtone singing.