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Old 10-10-2000, 12:45 AM
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Voice?

Is anyone aware of any physiotherapy that involves voice, or of any practitioners that work with voice as a compliment to their physiotherapy practice? I am interested in published documentation primarily, or even a contact would be appreciated.
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re: Voice?

Chris McLean, manager of the Sports and Orthopaedic Clinic at London's Devonshire hospital has been part of a team presenting workshops on voice coaching.
You could contact him through the hospital on
+44 (0)20 7486 7131 (main desk) Best of luck
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re: Voice?

I amnot sure whether my reply will be within the contest you are asking, but I work in a team for people with learning difficulties, and we use sounds - linking this to frequencies for healing sounds - as developed in ayurvedic and Tradtional chinese medicine. It is asystem I learnt from the qork I do using Qigong and Taichi. There are references from the energy Medicine special interest group in UK - which I can send if you are interested.
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