myVox
Helping people find their voice
Welcome to myVox
Helping people with a voice disorder||Start your journey of recovery today!
At myVox we use music techniques to help those with a speech condition. It is based on using music as therapy. This means we provide a set list of activities and practice lessons designed to help the individual. The activities are fun and enjoyable, as learning is easier and more effective when you’re engaged.
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Helping people on their journey of recovery
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We hope you enjoy these resources and that they support you on your journey of recovery. It’s often said that every journey begins with a single step, MyVox is here to encourage you to take that step and keep moving forward.
Music Theory as therapy
Draws out the positive emotions a favourite sone or melody can bring
Music therapy is used in many areas
From aged and healthcare to early childhood teaching myVox shares the tools and techniques I used on my personal recovery journey.
Verbal Communication and Interactions
Historical evidence suggests that music can play a significant role in enhancing speech fluency, particularly for individuals with profound speech deficits.
- Speech function
- Social communication and interactions
- Independence
Mental Health and Wellbeing
Taking care of yourself is essential for your overall well-being, physically, mentally, and emotionally
- Reduced stress or anxiety
- Improved motivation and energy levels
- Calms anger and frustration
Beats, taps or singing, it's up to you!
There is a lot of happiness, joy and movement associated with music
Music
Music therapy is used in a variety of areas including aged care, health, early childhood teaching and more.
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Musical ‘Setlists’ arranged to build proficiency over time
myVox.org is a supplementary set of exercises designed to
assist in the recovery of various speech conditions. Speech conditions can be caused by an interruption in the connection between thought and actions. Myvox.org can be used in any location, on any day at any time.
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Music can be a way to engage gross motor skills of the individual
This can include larger movements to create beats or pretending to conduct music.
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It can be a way to improve the social skills of the individual
Music can bring out emotions from people. It can make you happy, sad, excited, and most importantly, tigger memories.
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Music can be a way to improve cognition skills of the individual
This can be by repeating set tasks. This helps with memory, visual processing and sequencing.
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As simple as tapping on a drum”
There is evidence that goes back hundreds of years that music, can assist with increased speech fluency for individuals with profound speech deficits.
Music can engage fine motor skills of the individual. This can be as simple as tapping on a drum, to playing the piano or singing.