February 5 NATS Chat - Water Bubbles for the Voice

Water Bubbles for the Voice
Featuring Marco Guzman, PhD
Co-hosts: Lynn Maxfield and Kari Ragan

Water bubbles created when performing water resistance therapy (WRT) are not only good for the voice because of the massage-like sensation, but also because they are able to move tissues in different ways. This oral, laryngeal, and pharyngeal tissue movement is attributed to the oscillation of oral pressure with a frequency of 12-40 Hz. The degree of massage-like sensation is dependent on practical variables that should be controlled when using this exercise for voice training. Please join us to learn more about the efficacy of using water bubbles with our singers.

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NATS Chat is sponsored by Inside View Press.