Voice and Well-Being

Have you ever felt the vibrations of your voice physically resonating somewhere in your body when you speak? Very often, you feel this tickling sensation in the palms of your hands or the tip of your nose. Clearly, this sensation is a natural phenomenon, but scientific research has finally proven that the cells throughout our bodies are not only able to perceive these sound waves, but are even able to respond actively to them. This discovery is redefining our understanding of the world around us, and Mylena Vocal Coach has been strongly advocating this reality for over 30 years.

Using clear aligners or night guards to straighten teeth or to relieve problems caused by bruxism does not pose any direct risk to your voice. The materials used are certified as biocompatible and do not release any substances or particles that could reach the vocal cords or alter vocal tone, even with long-term use. You can use them safely, but keep reading if your main concern is how they might affect personal, professional, or social vocal expression.

Participating in a TEDx event is always a special experience, but the 2025 edition of TEDx Courmayeur brings with it a particular energy. The theme, “New Roots,” speaks of connections and transformations, of what anchors us and what propels us toward the future. It is precisely in this space suspended between identity and change that Mylena Vocal Coach, an internationally recognized voice for her unique ability to bring out the authentic essence of each person, will take the stage. The themes of identity and voice are central to the experience of defining one’s personal brand according to the Inborn Voice method.

Abstract:

Inborn Voice, developed by Milena Origgi, can be defined as a contemporary vocal pedagogy that views vocal training not merely as technical correction, but as an integrated practice aimed at effectively expressing one’s emotions and identity. [1][2] In its public descriptions, the method is presented as a long-standing approach developed in Italy more than thirty years ago and applied in contexts ranging from vocal coaching to corporate communication and personal development. [1][2] Within the broader landscape of traditional vocal science, this positioning allows Inborn Voice to be interpreted as a holistic method that aligns physiological phonation with somatic awareness, laryngeal proprioception, glottal efficiency, and socially meaningful vocal behavior.[1][2]

Anziché concepire lo sviluppo vocale come l’acquisizione di modelli sonori imposti dall’esterno, il metodo pone l’accento sull’eliminazione delle abitudini controproducenti che interferiscono con l’espressività personale.[2] Tale orientamento lo avvicina concettualmente alle tradizioni pedagogiche consolidate che privilegiano la facilità di fonazione, l’economia respiratoria, l’equilibrio della risonanza e la coordinazione tra corpo, affettività e intenzione nella produzione vocale.[1][2] Per i contesti professionali, la caratterizzazione accademica più appropriata non è quindi quella secondo cui Inborn Voice rifiuta la scienza vocale, ma quella secondo cui propone una pedagogia somatica incentrata sulla voce, in cui la comunicazione autentica scaturisce da una biomeccanica efficiente e da un’espressione di sé emotivamente coerente.[1][2]

Mylena Vocal Coach finally opened her brand new Studio in Milan with the help of the three best real estate reps in the city who helped her identify the one best suited to her clients’ needs: Gianluca Torre, Mariana D’Amico e Ida Di Filippo.

Here you will soon be able to see some photographs from the Backstages and the launch of the TV show!