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THE VOICE Fall 2021 Newsletter
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Congratulations Seattle Chapter
Congratulations to the Seattle/Northwest Chapter (NWCVF) of The Voice Foundation. Under the mentorship of President, Al Merati, MD, this active group just had their 30th meeting called Carryover to the Community, Monday, February 2 at 7:00pm in PST A panel of experts including a voice teacher, an acting teacher, and a speech-language pathologist discussed challenges and successes…
February 2023 Newsletter
On Shaky Ground Part II In the current issue, the authors discuss vocal vibrato from research, teaching, and treatment perspectives.
Corporate Partner: Wevosys 3 new apps
WEVOSYS is a global provider of modern professional digital systems for speech and voice assessment, documentation and biofeedback – Made in Germany. Systems like lingWAVES are acknowledged as the modern standard for professional clinical users worldwide with full range of service and support. A continuous development since 1995 assures high quality, up-to-date and durable products….
Glamorous Strobe Oscars
The Academy Vote Once again the learned Academy (session attendees) have voted for Strobe winners in six categories. It was a glamorous afternoon with countless Motion Picture (Videostroboscopy) luminaries in attendance. Eva van Leer, PhD and Michael M. Johns, MD hosted the star-studded event. Awards Presented every two years, the prestigious Golden Larynx was awarded…
TVF – Three-Time Award Winner
Press Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Voice Foundation Receives 2013 Best of Philadelphia Award U.S. Commerce Association’s Award Plaque Honors the Achievement NEW YORK, NY, September 12, 2013 — For the third consecutive year, The Voice Foundation has been selected for the 2013 Best of Philadelphia Award in the Educational, Philanthropic & Research Foundations category…
NATS CHAT Archives and TVF Sessions
WEBINARS NATS Chats Archives, including the TVF sponsored webinars with Dolora Zajick, Dr. Jean Abitbol, Dr. Michael Johns, Margaret (Peggy) Baroody, and so many others! Motor Learning Part II: Focus? Locus? Hocus-pocus? with Lynn Helding and Lynn Maxfield, November 10, 2019, Sponsored by The Voice Foundation Keeping the Singer Singing with Adam Rubin, M.D. and Juliana Codino…