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Settings Exercise 1. The hand trap Exercise 2. Speaky quality: yo yo yo Exercise 3. Trill to vowel Exercise 4. Inhale on a vowel Exercise 5. Backward motion (pointing with thumb) Two extra tricks to get more resonance
What does resonant voice therapy do?
Resonant Voice Therapy is a technique first introduced by Joseph Stemple to improve voice production by increasing oral vibratory sensations, typically felt on the lips and teeth or higher in the face (in the nose) in the context of easy phonation or easy voicing.
What is voice resonance therapy?
Resonant voice therapy is described as a pattern of voice use with oral vibratory sensations during easy voicing. 1. Therefore, the primary goal of resonant voice therapy is to achieve balanced oral-nasal resonance in an easy fashion to ultimately address a patients voice complaints.
What does resonance do for the voice?
It is part of all sound, and singers use resonance to affect the intonation, vowels, tone qualities and dynamic levels of their singing. Changes in the size and shape of a resonating cavity will affect the tone quality. A resonator can make the tone light or dark, clear or muffled, brilliant or dull.
What happens in a voice clinic?
The patients voices are recorded and are reviewed by the ENT Consultant, the diagnosis confirmed, and a plan of action is agreed. Patients seen in this clinic are a mixture of new, follow up, following Speech Therapy, patients receiving treatment nasoendoscopy and post-operative follow up.
Resonance affects the richness, tone, and clarity of the voice. Speech therapy often includes resonance training to improve vocal quality, reduce strain, and enhance clarity for individuals with voice disorders or those undergoing gender-affirming voice training.
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