🌿 Weekly Reflection – Healing Voice Method (Week 3)
✨ This has been another interesting week for me, as I feel like my voice — and the sound of my voice — is finally beginning to open. I keep being reminded of what I mentioned last week: if you don’t use your voice, you begin to lose your ability to use it. ✨ Aside from being intentional with the practices, I found myself naturally wanting to tone in a more musical way. This has been such a sweet and surprising shift for me — and the fact that I’ve actually been able to do this feels really encouraging. ✨ While I practiced all of the techniques from last week, I found myself gravitating more toward the toning exercises — especially the Siren Frequency Sweep and Singing with Scales. I’ve definitely noticed an improvement in my vocal range, though I still feel most comfortable in the lower ranges. ✨ I also continued incorporating the stretching, facial massage, and warm-up exercises. My intention has been to build these into daily habits, and I’m beginning to notice that I’m doing them more naturally throughout the day without having to think about it — which feels like progress. It’s working! 🤗 ✨ I also want to reiterate my appreciation for Kalee’s decision to break this pilot course into two separate levels. I’m finding it so valuable to have the time and space to truly practice and integrate the techniques. Slowing this down feels very supportive. 🎶 My Practice Experiences ✨ Toning Exercise – The Siren Frequency Sweep: I practiced both freely with sound and by trying to find the natural resonance of different rooms in my home. It was really fascinating to land on tones that felt in alignment with the space. The more I practiced this, the more I found myself wanting to continue — it became very engaging and intuitive. ✨ Toning Exercise – Singing with Scales: For this practice, I used my piano to support pitch and worked within the 3rd and 4th octaves — primarily A3, B3, C4, D4, and E4. I mostly sang using an “Ah” sound, but also incorporated humming along the same scale. This practice felt incredibly good — I truly did not want to stop. I also became more aware of the mechanics of my throat and how my mouth shapes and adjusts during the process. After these practices, I experienced an emotional shift that felt almost angelic in nature — very light, open, and elevated.