Although radiation therapy (RT) is a curative treatment for larynx cancer, the collateral damage to laryngeal structures causes long term voice deficits. Vocal hygiene counseling is standard of care for patients who have undergone RT. However, previous studies indicate that vocal hygiene paired with Vocal Function Exercises (VFES) can improve vocal fold vibratory characteristics, and balance respiration, phonation, and resonance. Through this study we propose to compare voice outcomes following two different voice treatment methods; vocal hygiene alone and VFEs. The present study is preliminary data which is part of a larger Phase 2 clinical trial.