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Hayley Willmore is a Speech-Language Pathologist specializing in voice, swallowing, and upper airway disorders. She earned a Bachelor of Communicative Disorders and Deaf Education from Utah State University and a Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology from the University of Utah. She is completing advanced training in vocology through the University of Utah’s Vocology Institute and the National Center for Voice and Speech. With extensive experience in hospitals, neuro-trauma units, private practices, skilled nursing facilities, and specialized voice and swallowing centers, Hayley has developed a comprehensive skill set to support individuals with a wide range of voice, swallowing, and upper airway-related challenges.
Complementing her clinical expertise, Hayley is deeply involved in her community through music. She has taught private singing lessons, helping students develop healthy vocal techniques and achieve their musical goals. She also served as a music director for children's musicals, guiding young performers and creating enriching artistic experiences. With over 12 years of professional voice training and a background in musical theater, Hayley has performed in chamber choirs, ensembles, and musicals at both collegiate and professional levels. Her musical knowledge, combined with her clinical training, allows her to approach voice therapy from a unique, holistic perspective.
Hayley has contributed to voice therapy research and presented her work at the Utah Speech-Language Hearing Association Conference. Her commitment to evidence-based practice, combined with her artistic and clinical background, informs her personalized approach to care. Whether supporting professional singers or individuals with complex voice disorders, Hayley is dedicated to helping each person reach their full vocal potential and reclaim confidence in their communication and overall well-being.
Hayley Willmore is a Speech-Language Pathologist specializing in voice, swallowing, and upper airway disorders. She earned a Bachelor of Communicative Disorders and Deaf Education from Utah State University and a Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology from the University of Utah. She is completing advanced training in vocology through the University of Utah’s Vocology Institute and the National Center for Voice and Speech. With extensive experience in hospitals, neuro-trauma units, private practices, skilled nursing facilities, and specialized voice and swallowing centers, Hayley has developed a comprehensive skill set to support individuals with a wide range of voice, swallowing, and upper airway-related challenges.
Complementing her clinical expertise, Hayley is deeply involved in her community through music. She has taught private singing lessons, helping students develop healthy vocal techniques and achieve their musical goals. She also served as a music director for children's musicals, guiding young performers and creating enriching artistic experiences. With over 12 years of professional voice training and a background in musical theater, Hayley has performed in chamber choirs, ensembles, and musicals at both collegiate and professional levels. Her musical knowledge, combined with her clinical training, allows her to approach voice therapy from a unique, holistic perspective.
Hayley has contributed to voice therapy research and presented her work at the Utah Speech-Language Hearing Association Conference. Her commitment to evidence-based practice, combined with her artistic and clinical background, informs her personalized approach to care. Whether supporting professional singers or individuals with complex voice disorders, Hayley is dedicated to helping each person reach their full vocal potential and reclaim confidence in their communication and overall well-being.
Hayley Willmore is a Speech-Language Pathologist specializing in voice, swallowing, and upper airway disorders. She earned a Bachelor of Communicative Disorders and Deaf Education from Utah State University and a Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology from the University of Utah. She is completing advanced training in vocology through the University of Utah’s Vocology Institute and the National Center for Voice and Speech. With extensive experience in hospitals, neuro-trauma units, private practices, skilled nursing facilities, and specialized voice and swallowing centers, Hayley has developed a comprehensive skill set to support individuals with a wide range of voice, swallowing, and upper airway-related challenges.
Complementing her clinical expertise, Hayley is deeply involved in her community through music. She has taught private singing lessons, helping students develop healthy vocal techniques and achieve their musical goals. She also served as a music director for children's musicals, guiding young performers and creating enriching artistic experiences. With over 12 years of professional voice training and a background in musical theater, Hayley has performed in chamber choirs, ensembles, and musicals at both collegiate and professional levels. Her musical knowledge, combined with her clinical training, allows her to approach voice therapy from a unique, holistic perspective.
Hayley has contributed to voice therapy research and presented her work at the Utah Speech-Language Hearing Association Conference. Her commitment to evidence-based practice, combined with her artistic and clinical background, informs her personalized approach to care. Whether supporting professional singers or individuals with complex voice disorders, Hayley is dedicated to helping each person reach their full vocal potential and reclaim confidence in their communication and overall well-being.
Hayley Willmore is a Speech-Language Pathologist specializing in voice, swallowing, and upper airway disorders. She earned a Bachelor of Communicative Disorders and Deaf Education from Utah State University and a Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology from the University of Utah. She is completing advanced training in vocology through the University of Utah’s Vocology Institute and the National Center for Voice and Speech. With extensive experience in hospitals, neuro-trauma units, private practices, skilled nursing facilities, and specialized voice and swallowing centers, Hayley has developed a comprehensive skill set to support individuals with a wide range of voice, swallowing, and upper airway-related challenges.
Complementing her clinical expertise, Hayley is deeply involved in her community through music. She has taught private singing lessons, helping students develop healthy vocal techniques and achieve their musical goals. She also served as a music director for children's musicals, guiding young performers and creating enriching artistic experiences. With over 12 years of professional voice training and a background in musical theater, Hayley has performed in chamber choirs, ensembles, and musicals at both collegiate and professional levels. Her musical knowledge, combined with her clinical training, allows her to approach voice therapy from a unique, holistic perspective.
Hayley has contributed to voice therapy research and presented her work at the Utah Speech-Language Hearing Association Conference. Her commitment to evidence-based practice, combined with her artistic and clinical background, informs her personalized approach to care. Whether supporting professional singers or individuals with complex voice disorders, Hayley is dedicated to helping each person reach their full vocal potential and reclaim confidence in their communication and overall well-being.
