Singers in crisis

Talking about vocal disorders in singers has always been a taboo subject. However, most professional singers have experienced at least one vocal crisis throughout their careers.

Just as athletes suffer injuries that prevent them from playing, singers can develop a vocal disorder that, for a time, prevents them from singing.

This is how you, voice expert, even with the best vocal technique can develop vocal fatigue, nodules, edema and hematomas. The reasons can be many.

In a sensitive vocal work, I go with you in the regeneration of your voice, your technique and the recovery of the high artistic performance.

If your particular case presents clinical relevance (organic alterations), rehabilitation and evaluation are done in regular consultation with the otorhinolaryngologist (and speech therapist or speech therapist if necessary).

For more information, you can download my free ebook: Singing voice disorders: symptoms and origins.

Or contact me here with your questions or concerns.

I’ll be happy to read you.