YOUR VOICE HAS A BODY

What if the tension your hear in the voice is not always where the dysfunction begins?

What if your body has been adapting to this dysfunction long before the voice begins to struggle?

The larynx does not function in isolation.

It is connected to the body through muscular, fascial and biomechanical relationships, continuously responding to movement, breathing, posture and the body’s individual history.

Vocal tension or restriction may begin within the laryngeal system or emerge through adaptations elsewhere in the body.

When the voice sounds different, the question is not only what we hear, but:

Where the change may be coming from,
What may be contributing to it, and
How the body may be involved.

This is where Body Voice Synthesis® begins.