Linda Thompson Kenis’ voice is a British national treasure. She and her first husband, Richard Thompson, are folk-rock icons who launched their careers in the early 1970s. Kenis achieved international fame – as part of the duo, as a solo performer, and as a songwriter. Unfortunately, Linda developed spasmodic dysphonia at a young age.
The theme of this issue is Turning Points. Inspired by the twists and turns of this year, 2020 has taught us collectively to be more flexible and accepting of change. In this 40-page issue, you will also find research updates, NSDA news, helpful tools and a review of support and awareness programs.
2020 Issue of "Our Voice" Our Voice is the newsletter of the National Spasmodic Dysphonia Association that is published annually. This issue was published in October 2020. The theme of…
Researcher Arash Mahnan is the recipient of 2020 the NSDA Research Award in partnership with The Voice Foundation.
You don’t have to travel to Washington DC to help make a difference! Become an advocate for people affected by different forms of dystonia, including spasmodic dysphonia, by joining us for a virtual advocacy day on March 25.
IRAs distributions and stocks…a great way to give to Dysphonia International If you are like most people, you may not use all of your retirement assets during your lifetime. Because…
