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Living with Parkinson’s: Can Alexa be your speech therapist?- Jodie Mills

Ulster University
2026
Parkinson’s disease
Parkinson’s
speech therapy
Speech and Language Therapy
Voice Therapy
Alexa
Amazon Alexa
Voice Assistants
Smart Speakers
assistive technology
digital health
health technology
Speech Rehabilitation
Voice Rehabilitation
communication disorders
speech disorders
Parkinson’s Voice
Voice Impairment
Speech Practice
Speech Volume
Vocal Loudness
Acoustic Analysis
Home-Based Therapy
Remote Rehabilitation
Accessible Healthcare
Digital Rehabilitation
healthcare innovation
speech-language pathology
Communication Technology
Voice Technology
human-computer interaction
Smart Home Technology
neurological disorders
Neurorehabilitation
Patient Communication
quality of life
Communication Accessibility
Digital Therapeutics
Rehabilitation Technology
Parkinson’s Research

This research investigates whether Alexa can support speech practice for people with Parkinson’s disease. After eight weeks of home use, nine of ten participants developed stronger voices. Although not a replacement for professional speech therapy, voice assistants could provide accessible, everyday opportunities to practise louder, clearer speech outside clinical settings.

 

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