Are trauma and resilience both embodied? Find out what Erin Schmura of Helou Laboratory and Schmura Studio has to say. Also tune in for a discussion of her capstone project at the University of Pittsburgh and her journey as a professional voice user and voice care practitioner. To request a free copy of the Voice and Trauma info-poster, go to https://www.voiceandtrauma.com/schmura-helou and follow the Google Form request steps.
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Becker, D. R., Welch, B., Monti, E., Sullivan, H., & Helou, L. B. (2022). Investigating Past Trauma in Laryngoresponders Versus Non-Laryngoresponders: Piloting New Methods in an Exploratory Study. Journal of Voice.
Helou, L. B., Welch, B., Hoch, S., Gartner-Schmidt, J. (In Press). Self-reported stress, trauma, and prevalence of laryngoresponders in the general population. In press
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Schmura, E., Helou, L. B. (2023) Voice and Trauma [Student Capstone Poster Project]. MA-SLP Concentration in Voice Program at the University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, USA.
Schmura, E. [Voice and Trauma Research and Connection Group]. (2023, February 17). The Kintsugi Larynx: Advocating Awareness Through Conversation [Video]. Vimeo.
Van der Kolk, B. A. (2015). The body keeps the score: Brain, mind, and body in the healing of trauma. Penguin Books.
