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He complained of difficult phonation and fatigue, and he said that his speaking voice was higher than usual. Chapter 5, "Games and Explorations I: Re-education of the Breathing System," explores activities used in the Alexander approach, such as lying down exercises, whispering versus phonation or hissing, the benefits of practicing the whispered procedure, the Alexander breath-training tool and tips to help avoid over-preparation. community/leisure (eg, inability to play cards because of proprioceptive deficit, inability to sing in choir because of inadequate phonation control) |
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