The Healing Voice

by Paul Newham

The sound of the human voice speaks directly from the core of our being, from beyond the clutter of learnt language. Our voice may, in its inflections and intonations, say much more about us than the... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1862045488
• ISBN13: 9781862045484
• Release Date: January 1999
• Publisher: Element Books
• Length: 224 Pages
• Weight: 0.90 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.2" x 9.2"

Customer Reviews

Freeing One's Voice, Spirit & Potential

Recently, I came across Paul Newham's book and though I haven't finished reading it yet, I am very excited about it. Being interested in expressive arts and vibrational/energy modalities "The Healing Voice" and Voice Movement Therapy speak to me. To express oneself through sound/song is such an essential part and key for our well-being. This book, it's information, examples and exercises will be helpful for many people. Freeing and finding one's true voice, spirit and potential to live authentically and joyful.

oOf Interest to Healers of Body, Mind or Spirit

essentially derived from his many workshops attracting professionals in numerous fields this book is an fabulous work on the Human Voice in a myriad of glorious aspects. What is revealed amounts to a "How To" manual of the an incredibly overlooked power tool. Although it may sound like a book for New Age Choir Boys what blew me away was it's across the board attraction being both poetic and academic. Incorporating movement, mind, song, physics, the voice in battle and in prayer, speech therapy, liguistics, obviously lots on the healing potentials of sound and voice this work is often intriuging, humorous, and delightful. I can't think of a person under 12 who I would not recommend it to. Great stories, diagrams and examples. A definite for anyone intoe meditation, yoga, deep-breathing, Tai Chi, movement therapy, Jungian analysis, Recovery Counseling, and yes singers. This book is right up there with another favorite "The Music of Life" by Hazrat Inayat Khan