EVAN
KENNEDY
Speech-Language Pathologist
Singing, Voice and Upper Airway Specialist
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Voice Therapist to Grammy, Tony, and Academy Award Winning Performers
About Evan
With a diverse background founded in arts, athletics and science, Evan Kennedy brings a dynamic perspective to evidence-based practice that enhances the experience of the patients he works with.
Evan is a Speech Language Pathologist at Columbia University Irving Medical Center, where he serves as an Associate in the Department of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery. He specializes in evaluation and care of the voice across the lifespan, and has dedicated expertise in professional voice management, paradoxical vocal fold motion disorder and gender-diverse voice and communication services.
What can we accomplish together?
Speak Clearer
Evan is an ASHA-certified Speech Language Pathologist. Work with him to level-up your communication skills.
Sing Stronger
Evan works with Grammy, Tony, and Academy Award winning performers who need to keep their voices in peak function.
Run Further
Upper airway limiting your athletic performance? Evan supports people dealing with Exercise-Induced Laryngeal Obstruction to get back on pace and get past the finish line.
Work Smarter
Evan provides mentorship to SLP students, clinical fellows and practicing clinicians from across the globe. He has served as a content expert for the American Board of Voice and Upper Airway Disorders.
What clients are saying
"My weekly work with Evan completely changed my life and I will be carrying all I learned from him with me throughout my career."
Lauren,
Actress and Singer
"As a mentor, Evan combines his extensive clinical knowledge with his ability ot provide individualized teaching and empathetic support. He effectively taught a broad range of clinician skills and fostered critical thinking, which greatly enhanced my skillset and confidence as a clinician. His constructive feedback and continued career mentorship have been instrumental in my professional growth."
Elizabeth Erardi,
Speech-Language Pathologist
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