10 sessions (7 individual and 3 group) based on the Bruni method, which was born as a method for the artistic voice (rock, pop, gospel, R&B, grunge, metal), acting and dubbing. It is a method based on the didactic desire to lead any artist to the ability to produce various types of noise, specifically generically supraglottic, predominantly arytenoid and falsechordal emissions, providing the perceptive, proprioceptive and praxis tools to safely emit and manage the many sounds generated from a supraglottic source

emit a sustained /a/ for as long as possible with a single air intake. The test will be repeated three times and the longest of the three attempts will be calculated as MPT

A sustained /a/ will be recorded, subsequently analyzed with the PRAAT software.

A sustained /a/ will be recorded, subsequently analyzed with the PRAAT software

The dysillabic word /papà/ will be recorded, subsequently analyzed with the PRAAT software

Voices will be perceptually rated by expert clinicians using the INFVo scale which includes overall impression (I), amount of unintentional additive noise (N), fluency (F) and voice quality (Vo). For each parameter the score can vary from 0 to 10. The higher the score, the better the perceived voice quality.

Patients will be administered the self-evaluation questionnaire "Self-evaluation of Communicative Experience after Laryngeal cancer" which measures adaptation to the replacement voice through 35 items in three subscales (General, Environment, Attitude). Patients should rate each statement on a 4-point categorical scale. You can get a total score from 0 to 102 and three subscores. A score ≥60 suggests the need for specific psychological intervention for acceptance of the new voice.