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If you’ve been diagnosed with Hashimoto’s thyroiditis and have noticed that your voice has become lower, hoarse, or tires quickly, this is very common—you’re not imagining things, even if you may not have noticed it right away. Here at Inborn Voice, we specialize in the voice, and we invite you to consider the relationship between the thyroid, your perception of your own voice, and your sense of identity. Of course, we don’t reduce this to a simple problem that can be corrected with speech therapy exercises; that’s why we invite everyone to schedule an initial voice assessment session.

In fact, we never view your voice as merely the physical or mathematical product of your vocal cords’ function. At Inborn Voice, we delve into the depths of the quantum aspect, and for over 35 years we have maintained that the voice is the bridge connecting what exists within you (your deepest identity) and what you have chosen to share with others: presence, intention, boundaries, and relationships.

In this article

• When Your Voice Changes Due to Hashimoto’s
• Why Changes in Your Voice Are Never an Isolated Symptom
• Regaining Your Vocal Identity
• Why You Need an Inborn Voice Assessment
• A Self-Listening Exercise with the “OM” Sound
• What Can Change Through an Inborn Voice Journey
• Frequently Asked Questions

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Do you want to improve your voice, overcome vocal blocks, and communicate with authenticity? In this exclusive interview on Rai Radio 1, Milena Origgi, international vocal coach and founder of the Inborn Voice method, explains how to free your natural voice, overcome public speaking anxiety, and transform your voice into a tool for personal and professional growth.

🎧 Listen to the full interview on RaiPlay: Search “Milena Origgi, The Voice Guru” on RaiPlay, you will find the Friday broadcast from Rai Valle d’Aosta on Radio 1, dedicated to current affairs, events, culture, and regional identity, with a look ahead to the weekend, hosted by Katia Berruquier.

🎧 Listen to the full interview on our Executive Voice Coaching Channel on YouTube.

You can read the full transcript of my interview below.

CanvasRebel has published a feature interview with Milena Origgi, known as Mylena Vocal Coach, highlighting her background, artistic path, and professional voice coaching work.

This press feature adds to the public media coverage of Mylena Vocal Coach and offers readers a closer look at her experience, approach, and international visibility.

Google can find an answer to just about any topic. Artificial intelligence can explain just about anything, sometimes to the point of being mind-boggling. But there are some things you’ll never find on these platforms, whether it’s a video, a blog, or advice on social media. You’ll also never find a true professional who’ll reveal all the secrets of their craft to you in just a few minutes, for free.

There’s something worth saying, because it seems that few people understand it: the most important things in life can’t be “downloaded” or “found” on the Internet or social media.

The world is certainly constantly evolving. Technology and knowledge are increasingly within our reach. You can search for anything on Google, ask artificial intelligence anything, and watch thousands of informative videos, all in half a day. And I certainly don’t mean to say that’s wrong. I’m here to help you realize that this is just theory, one part of the whole. For more and more people, this limitation seems to be doing far more harm than good.

Do your hands get sweaty, your knees shake, and your voice catch just when you have to speak in front of even a small group of people—maybe your colleagues? You’re not alone. Presentation anxiety is one of the most common forms of workplace stress, and every day millions of people look for a quick fix before stepping into the conference room.

You’ve probably seen the same three tips everywhere: diaphragmatic breathing, proper posture, and pre-presentation physical exercises. But are they really the solution? Partly yes. According to the Inborn Voice method, to find a definitive solution, you need to look elsewhere. If you, too, are starting to think that the answer isn’t in breathing, posture, or physical exercises, in this article we’ll explain why—and what to actually do.