Voice Clinic, Vocal Health & Rehabilitation by CALYP
Vocal Expertise & Rehabilitation
A world-first approach combining vocal coaching with medical expertise from ENT surgeons, phoniatrists, psychiatrists, and osteopaths.
EXPERTISE
Understanding the Voice
Explore our comprehensive resources on vocal technique, voice disorders, and rehabilitation.
Anatomy of Singing
The Adeline Toniutti method: 5 pivot points validated by 26 specialists. The vital checklist for every singer.
The Twang
The vocal technique everyone is talking about. Scientific explanations and the 5 pivot points method.
La Bonne Voix
The reference book on the spoken voice and public speaking by Adeline Toniutti.
Stage Presence
Walking onto the stage, eye contact, the state of grace: emotional connection with the audience, in the words of Adeline Toniutti.
Shyness, daring to sing
Adeline was shy as a child. Delphine, Thioro, Sophie: daring to sing, stage fright, shyness as protection.
Tone of Voice
Tone, the traitor that serves meaning: positive tonalities, negotiation, and crisis communication.
Tell Me How You Speak
The preliminary inquiry, the listening attitude, and influence scenarios: what your voice says about you.
The 10 Commandments of Speaking
The conclusion of La Bonne Voix: the ten golden rules of public speaking.
How to Sing High Notes
Adeline Toniutti's method for reaching high notes reliably: laryngeal tilt, rib pressure, breathing tricks, and the four key points to follow.
Pulmonology and vocal method
Vital capacity, diaphragm, respiratory control and rehab: what pulmonology and vocal method share.
Breathing for Singers
Singing is breathing: the path of air through the body and the movement of natural breath.
Singing in Tune
Singing forward, singing backward: what music does to the brain.
Voice Care
Looking after your instrument: hydration, preventing vocal fatigue, and avoiding vocal strain.
How not to tire your voice
What actually wears the folds: gesture, dose, sling, ribs, larynx. Not volume.
Sing louder
Not shouting. Support, ribs, cavities, twang from the five pivot points.
Train your body for the stage
Physical training in the service of vocal development: pop touring, opera waking up, muscle and fascia.
Stage preparation protocol
Hydration, food, shoes, sleep, training, massage, phoniatrician, soundcheck, memory: the backbone of tour preparation.
Jaw tension
A jaw that is held is not a jaw that is locked. Suspended by the condyle, and free to make the micro-movements of pronunciation.
Does emotion make the voice?
No emotion produces a sound: it commands the body that produces it. The four real effects, and their flip side.
Voice change at puberty
How long it lasts, at what age, what changes in the larynx, whether to stop singing. With Dr Coulombeau and Dr Mailly.
Menopause, andropause, presbyphonia
What age and hormones change in the voice: larynx, hormone treatments, muscle, cycle, vocal fold augmentation.
Pregnancy and the voice
Breath, pelvic floor, getting back to it: how late to keep singing, vaginal birth or C-section, breastfeeding.
Feminising or masculinising your voice
Larynx, prosody, resonators, M1 (chest voice) and M2 (head voice): what physiology says, what vocal technique does.
Treat your adhesions to treat your voice
Thyroid, C-section, liposuction, endometriosis: what scars do to the singing voice, and what can be done about it.
Botulinum toxin
Spasmodic dysphonia, dystonias: who the treatment is for, how the injection goes, the months that follow.
Céline Dion’s voice, three perspectives
Stiff person syndrome, lowered keys, menopause: our medical and artistic team listens to her return to Paris.
Ways of singing French
Four families from Anatomie du Chant: retro, American-Québécois, urban, French variety.
Dysphonia
Understanding voice disorders: causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of dysphonia.
Vocal Nodules
Everything you need to know about vocal cord nodules: causes, prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation.
Vocal Cord Diseases
A comprehensive overview of vocal cord pathologies, their causes, and modern treatment approaches.
Vocal Rehabilitation
CALYP's accompaniment protocol for vocal rehabilitation, combining coaching and medical expertise.
Language Disorders
Understanding language disorders in children: neuroscience insights and the role of singing in rehabilitation.
OUR SPECIALISTS
Medical Team
A multidisciplinary team of doctors and specialists dedicated to vocal health.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
The Voice Clinic at CALYP is a unique program that combines vocal coaching with medical expertise. Our team of ENT surgeons, phoniatrists, psychiatrists, and osteopaths work alongside our vocal coaches to diagnose, treat, and rehabilitate voice disorders.
Anyone experiencing voice difficulties, from professional singers dealing with vocal fatigue to public speakers with vocal strain, and anyone diagnosed with vocal cord pathologies such as nodules, polyps, or dysphonia.
Our rehabilitation protocol begins with a medical assessment by our specialists, followed by a personalized vocal coaching program based on the Adeline Toniutti method. This combines technical exercises, postural work, and psychological support to restore optimal vocal function.
In many cases, yes. The Adeline Toniutti method has helped many singers overcome vocal nodules through proper technique and rehabilitation, avoiding surgery. However, each case is unique and our medical team will recommend the best course of action.