A Voice Apart

We care for you, and your voices, since 1984.   Since 1984: We do fix voices We do transform lives We do remove labels of some diagnoses(s) which had been imposed onto our clients voice conditions by some medical doctors   The medical professionals give the patients promises, which are implied to the voice recovery; but in reality, those promises (in majority of cases) never had been declared. From our experience, the example would be where the ENT professional(s) suggests a vocal surgery and makes a promise to the patient that, after the surgery, their voice will be back to normal and there will be no consequences. In reality though, the growth on the vocal cord(s) such as polyps or papillomas, can grow back in no time, as firstly, because that type of growth has a viral nature; and secondly, because the patients’ application of the voice had never changed. And, as we all know, there is no change without change. If, in the first place, the growth on th

We all know that whichever health problems we have, the best way to conquer them is, first of all, to prevent it. However, if it already happened, the second best way to deal with it is non-surgically , if possible. The third apparent way is to embark on a surgical procedure. However, the latter is much more dangerous than the other two options. Look at the case of Julie Andrews; after undergoing a botched vocal surgery in 1997, she lost her ability to sing forever and never regained her real singing voice ever since.  Joan Rivers , not too long ago, went to a prestigious New York hospital to the outpatient ward to remove a simple polyp and, as a result, she never came out of the operation room.  And lastly, there is Sam Smith , who luckily came out of the O.R, but with no ability to speak for quite a few weeks. The rest remains to be seen. I wish him all the best and a full recovery of his vocal injury . However, with the best scenario, what is going to change afte

The whole world knows about the well-known artist,   Sam Smith   who, unfortunately, at the time, had to interrupt his Australian tour and reschedule his Japan and UK tours as well. It must be very disheartening when a singer, especially of his calibre, has to interrupt his performances and publicly admit that there is something wrong with his vocal anatomy.  The question is: Can singers prevent such an occurrence? From my point of view, the answer is definitely yes, they could. The Vocal Science™ Method , which possesses its completely unique and revolutionary voice/vocal technique (which I developed), suggests using less of the regular vocal anatomy known to humans and more of the subsidiary anatomy (facial muscles working in full conjunction and coordination with their abdominal muscles), which actually produces more efficiency in the human voice with less (or none at all) strain on the vocal cords and vocal box in general. Nevertheless, the vocal cords c