As a Vocal Health & Voice Rehabilitation Specialist trained in clinical observations, vocal pathology, counselling skills, mindfulness, vipassana, breathwork, and functional anatomy, Keesha can guide you through the complexities of your voice problem. Voice problems are rarely just physical or your fault, as your voice is connected to all experiences; every part of your life.
An initial consultation would start with listening to your story, starting a conversation about what might be behind your voice problem; what has changed, when did it change, was there a significant change or experience in your life, vocal routine, work load, stress, etc. There can be a lot to ‘un-layer’ when you feel comfortable to explore.
You know your body best, and if something doesn’t feel right with your voice, it’s essential to explore it. Your Voice, Your Body, Your Journey.
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Person-centred / Biopsychosocial Approach – What does this mean?
In a person-centered approach, we, as practitioners, collaborate with you, the client, to explore the various facets, including biology, psychology, sociology, and spirituality, that may contribute to your voice concerns. For more insights on the biopsychosocial model and vocal health, visit Vocal Health Education at www.vocalhealth.co.uk/what-is-our-ethos/ or explore the book ‘Help! I’ve Got A Voice Problem!’ by Stephen King and Lydia Hart.”
It truly is fascinating, and makes sense!
