A Voice Apart

More and more people are inquiring about the difficulty of using their voice, as per normal. There are different factors taking place to prevent people from communicating efficiently and with no difficulty, using their speaking voice . When the voice, sometimes due to a lot of very loud and excessive talking, drops down to its very low position, it begins to sound hoarse and raspy and very low in volume. The person who experiences the above described symptoms is trying to push and pull that voice to the surface and, of course, the more they try, the less results they get. Sometime ago, my voice repair client from Boston who used to play in the Blue Grass band, (before her vocal injury) told me: “Diana, I pushed and pushed my voice, trying to bring it to a normal volume and get rid of the hoarseness, and last August, I knew that I have pushed it for the last time”. By pushing and pulling her voice, not only did she lose her volume almost completely, she a

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

The Non-Surgicalvoice repair course is a very serious endeavor for both the voice sufferer and the voice repair specialist. Needless to say, the voice repair clients come usually upset, frustrated and in a majority of cases, somewhat depressed.   Quite a few of them literally lost they’re speaking and singing careers, or just simply their jobs.   So they do have a very good reason to be upset, and yes, depressed. However, obviously those emotions are not helping the cause. So I have to be a very good psychologist, and in some cases, even a psychiatrist to be able to attend to the vocally troubled person. Obviously, the concept of my methodology is the same for everybody. However, the way I am solving their voice and vocal issues is almost every time different. I compare it with a headache. You can get rid of the headache applying different means, i.e., medical drugs, herbal remedies, deep tissue manipulation massage, or what have you.