At no other time in our recent history has the human voice had such power to connect, reassure and support each other. While the world faces unprecedented lockdowns and people are separated from those they love, at least we can rely on a phone call or video chat to remain close. That is …. IF your voice will allow it.

Breaking the Silence life with a chronic voice disorder is a 50 min human interest piece that looks at the true impact of impaired voice communication. It explores aspects of voice that most people do not consider, and asks the question ‘why do we not value our instrument in the same way as we value vision and hearing?’

Delivered in a clean, easy access style, this documentary asks questions of 8 people who live with a ‘broken voice’, and gathers insights from Laryngology Professionals @ the Dr Liang Voice Program USyd and community based therapists, who help to shed light on the emotional and psychological impact of voice loss.

This documentary was produced by Content Media, with funding from Grace International through their 'Grace Gives' Community Grants Program