During my experience, I have been able to verify that a technique or method can be both valid and universally applied, but not in the individual sense. Why? This is because with each stimulus, the answers that corrispond differently, actually characterize the uniqueness of being.

Within ourselves, there are some common elements, so universal, that lead back to the particular, which are the essence of who we really are. The first element is listening: of interiority, of the physical body, of sound, and voice alike. When you start listening, inevitably your breath takes its space, but as there is no life without breath, even breathing is a universal element that brings the particular back. Breath is the passage of air, through the air, vibration takes place, without which there could be no existence….neither universal nor particular.

Listening, breathing and vibration are therefore universal elements that lead to the manifestation of peculiarity, the uniqueness of sound, namely the voice. Thanks to these elements, the voice reflects everything that is “true” at a given time within the body-spirit system.

A stressful day, muscle pain, exhilarating news, a moment of anger, a deep
concern, a hopeful expectation, are all told through the vibration that makes the air move along the whole body, dispensing themselves to the listener as they exit. However, the human being is not made up of compartments, instead our own cells live through exchange systems.

If it is true that the voice is affected by emotions and internal blockages, it is possible that external tools can, in turn, help to move emotions and impediments to reach other expressive sounds.
Also, to have the opportunity to manifest other aspects of yourself, in an office, on stage or within the family, can make relationships and communication more authentic.

These tools represent the active part of our work. These are postural exercises,
breathing, rhythmic and/or jerky movements, simple vocalization exercises that you exercise, train, stimulate, which can promote, firstly, the perception of what is happening within ourselves, followed by understanding and acceptance and, finally, the rebalance of physical and emotional wellbeing.

No two people are the same, therefore each individual receives a bespoke service, tailored purely to his/her specific needs, thus focusing on an application of detailed universal elements.