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Magnetic Resonance Therapy for PTSD
Magnetic resonance therapy (MRT) is a non-invasive brain treatment using magnetic fields to stimulate nerve cells in the brain. MRT has proven beneficial in helping many individuals suffering from posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or other mental health conditions. Blinded placebo controlled trial results demonstrated that DLPFC rTMS produced statistically and clinically significant improvements in core […]
What Is Resonant Voice Therapy?
Resonant Voice Therapy (RVT) is an established method for treating many forms of voice disorders. RVT focuses on increasing forward resonance to increase quality vocal output while decreasing strain on vocal cords. Humming is an effective technique used in RVT that focuses on forward resonance. Additionally, your speech-language pathologist may incorporate other exercises tailored specifically […]
Resonant Voice Therapy Exercises for the Pharynx
Focusing forward and using easy phonation in conversation can help those with weak, straining, or hoarse voices build strength and clarity while simultaneously relieving vocal strain, making speech easier and less tiresome. Humming on a comfortable pitch should produce vibrations throughout your nose, mouth, and lips – an indicator that you have successfully activated your […]
Magnetic Resonance Therapy (MBST)
MeRT is an innovative therapy that utilizes technology to maximize brain functioning efficiently. Studies have demonstrated its success at improving PTSD symptoms by targeting specific regions of the brain affected by this disorder. MeRT is a noninvasive, drug-free therapy that utilizes your qEEG data and delivers magnetic pulses at specific locations at exact frequencies to […]
A Systematic Review of Resonant Voice Therapy
Resonant Voice Therapy (RVT) targets oral vibratory sensations at the alveolar ridge and lips to encourage forward focus, easy phonation and increased sensory awareness. This study utilized an experimental research design with a control group. The experimental group received RVT and vocal hygiene education; their voice recordings were analysed for acoustic and aerodynamic measurements; while […]