Voice is more than sound — it’s a reflection of what’s happening in the body and, most importantly, in the brain. In this compelling lecture, we explore how voice disorders can be early indicators of deeper neurological, psychological, or systemic imbalances.

We’ll examine the intricate relationship between the brain and voice production, discussing how stress, emotional states, and neurological conditions can manifest through vocal changes. You’ll gain insights into the central role of the brain in coordinating voice function, and why treating the voice often means looking beyond the larynx.

Ideal for voice professionals, healthcare providers, and anyone curious about the mind-voice connection, this session sheds light on the hidden messages behind voice disorders — and how understanding them leads to more effective, holistic care.