Hypermobility and the Voice: Finding Stability with Mairin Srygley and Jamie Terry
The Visceral Voice PodcastShow Notes
In this episode, Christine Schneider sits down with Speech-Language Pathologist Mairin Srygley and Personal Trainer Jamie Terry to discuss the unique challenges and opportunities that come with hypermobility in voice training. They explore how hypermobility affects vocal function, breathing mechanics, and overall movement, and share practical strategies for building strength, stability, and resilience in hypermobile singers. Whether you’re a voice teacher, singer, therapist, or simply curious about the intersection of movement and vocal performance, this episode is packed with insights you won’t want to miss. Tune in to learn: How hypermobility impacts the voice The importance of nervous system regulation in hypermobile bodies Practical exercises for building strength and stability Personal stories and real-world strategies from two leading experts Listen now to gain a deeper understanding of hypermobility and how to unlock your body’s full potential. Support the show
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NEW EPISODE 🎙️ Today on The Visceral Voice Podcast, I’m joined by the brilliant Craig Stasio, PT, MSPT for a conversation exploring his work and the way he looks at the relationships between the body, the cranium, the airway, and the mouth. Craig has a way of looking at the body that continually makes me think differently, and I am so excited for you to get to know him and his work through this conversation. And this is just the beginning! On Wednesday, September 2nd at 12 PM ET, Craig will join us as a guest presenter for Reading the Ribcage Through the Palate, where he’ll take us deeper into how he uses the palate as a window into the organization of the ribcage. This information is absolutely fascinating, and you do not want to miss this class. 🎧 Listen to the new episode today on your favorite podcast platform. Then join us September 2nd to learn from Craig live! Support the show