Semi-occluded vocal tract exercises (SOVTE) have emerged as a pivotal tool in both clinical voice therapy and vocal training. By partially constricting the vocal tract—typically through devices such ...

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Get to know your voice training goals Analyze the sounds of your voice Evaluate the characteristics of your speech and breathing patterns During our acoustic analysis, we will have you speak into a ...

It was a winter day in New York City when Alice Gorelick stepped into a sandwich shop on Wall Street. “The guy called me miss as I walked up to the counter,” Gorelick says. “But when he was making my ...

Stroke patients who struggle to communicate may regain their abilities by singing in a choir, a new study suggests. Music therapy is not a new concept, but the use of singing – particularly choral ...

Vocal cord dysfunction (VCD) is when the folds of the vocal cords — also known as the larynx or voice box — do not open properly. Normally, when you breathe in or out, your vocal cords open, allowing ...

Singing with others feels amazing. Group singing promotes social bonding and has been shown to raise oxytocin (the “bonding hormone”) and decrease cortisol (the “stress hormone”). But it’s not just ...