Valentina Carlile

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In my daily professional practice, I often talk to colleagues and answer patients' questions on topics relating to the Voice, Osteopathy and Singing.

I realized that these topics generate great interest and deserve to be shared with a wider audience. This is why I decided to open this space in my blog: to make this precious information accessible to everyone, presented in a clear and direct way.

Here you will find articles and reflections that I hope will enrich your knowledge and answer your curiosities in these fascinating and complex fields.

Osteopathy and Singing: Vocal extension and range, the importance of knowing one's limits

Valentina Carlile DO

Feb 10, 20152 min read

Osteopathy and Singing: Vocal extension and range, the importance of knowing one's limits

One of the fundamental acquisitions of a professional singer or actor is the knowledge of what he can do without risk to the vocal system.

Osteopathy and Voice - Pilots and astronauts, vocal accelerations and decelerations

Valentina Carlile DO

Jan 28, 20151 min read

Osteopathy and Voice - Pilots and astronauts, vocal accelerations and decelerations

Pilots, especially military, and astronauts are constantly subjected to great physical and mental stress throughout their career, this is on

Valentina Carlile DO

Jan 27, 20152 min read

Causes of dysphonia

Any physical condition that impairs the normal function of the abdominal muscles can be suspected as a cause of dysphonia.

Voice and Singing Osteopathy: Do I breathe and emit sounds correctly? Self Observation and Evaluatio

Valentina Carlile DO

Jan 25, 20152 min read

Voice and Singing Osteopathy: Do I breathe and emit sounds correctly? Self Observation and Evaluatio

As everyone knows, a correct inhalation should start from the nose and not from the mouth. This allows filtration, heating, and humidificati

Health: treating the voice with your hands, the osteopath of the stars is Italian

Valentina Carlile DO

Jan 24, 20156 min read

Health: treating the voice with your hands, the osteopath of the stars is Italian

Valentina Carlile, from Milan, pioneer of a discipline that has conquered the Olympus of music

Osteopathy, Voice and Singing: block of the phonatory tripod and loss of the high vocal range, histo

Valentina Carlile DO

Jan 22, 20152 min read

Osteopathy, Voice and Singing: block of the phonatory tripod and loss of the high vocal range, histo

Today, during a presentation at McGill University in Montreal, A., soprano, presented herself as a volunteer, reporting changes in her voice

Osteopathy Voice and Song: Reinke's Edema, story of I.

Valentina Carlile DO

Dec 2, 20142 min read

Osteopathy Voice and Song: Reinke's Edema, story of I.

I. came to my office for a dysphonia problem that arose about 4 years ago in a subtle and progressive way. Teaching in a gym she has always

Osteopathy, thyroidectomy and vocal disorders

Valentina Carlile DO

Oct 19, 20143 min read

Osteopathy, thyroidectomy and vocal disorders

Complications to thyroidectomy operations are by no means uncommon and very often manifest as voice disorders.

Valentina Carlile DO

Oct 19, 20142 min read

Osteopathic approach to Reinke's edema

Reinke's edema is an irreversible chronic inflammatory disease of the vocal cords. This disease is a predilection for smokers, it mainly aff

Osteopathy: How to treat voice disorders and improve it

Valentina Carlile DO

Sep 16, 20143 min read

Osteopathy: How to treat voice disorders and improve it

LeAmong the most common voice disorders we find nodules, polyps, cysts, hemorrhagic flaps, chordal paralysis, chordal paresis, inclined voca

Osteopathy and Voice: Vocal Cord Dysfunction, Story of C.

Valentina Carlile DO

May 3, 20142 min read

Osteopathy and Voice: Vocal Cord Dysfunction, Story of C.

C., a 15-year-old girl, has always played volleyball. Suddenly it began to happen that only a few minutes before entering the field she C.

Valentina Carlile DO

Mar 10, 20141 min read

Why are the vocal cords so called?

Two questions that I am commonly asked are 'Why are the vocal cords so called? and 'Are they really ropes?'

Osteopathy and Voice - Dysarthria and Dyslalias from Neurological Diseases, Parkinson's: Story of E.

Valentina Carlile DO

Mar 3, 20142 min read

Osteopathy and Voice - Dysarthria and Dyslalias from Neurological Diseases, Parkinson's: Story of E.

E. 60-year-old woman with Parkinson's for about 10 years came to me with a balance problem.

Osteopathy and stuttering: history of B.

Valentina Carlile DO

Mar 3, 20141 min read

Osteopathy and stuttering: history of B.

Last summer while I was at the OCCF in San Diego I took the opportunity to carry on my own textbook on voice disorders when, one day, stud

Osteopathy and Otitis: Why do children develop recurrent and chronic ear infections? Treatment prop

Valentina Carlile DO

Mar 2, 20142 min read

Osteopathy and Otitis: Why do children develop recurrent and chronic ear infections? Treatment prop

When parents ask pediatricians why their children develop chronic ear infections, the answer is always the same.

Osteopathy and Voice: Sigmatism, the story of A.

Valentina Carlile DO

Mar 1, 20141 min read

Osteopathy and Voice: Sigmatism, the story of A.

A. is a 12-year-old boy who came to the office three years ago for an atsigmatism disorder, sent to his ophthalmologist.

Osteopathy and voice, "frayed" vocal cord: the story of L.

Valentina Carlile DO

Feb 27, 20141 min read

Osteopathy and voice, "frayed" vocal cord: the story of L.

L. voice' professional, presented with an unsolicited 'blown voice' problem, that is, due to a problem of 'fraying of a vocal cord'

Valentina Carlile DO

Feb 18, 20144 min read

What does the pain tell us?

First of all, it must be considered that pain 'happens' for some reason, it is not a random event.

Valentina Carlile DO

Feb 18, 20142 min read

Osteopathy and stuttering: story of R.

It all started on May 20, 2013 when L. came to my office and by chance we started talking about my 'work' on vocal problems.

Valentina Carlile

Blog

In my daily professional practice, I often talk to colleagues and answer patients' questions on topics relating to the Voice, Osteopathy and Singing.

I realized that these topics generate great interest and deserve to be shared with a wider audience. This is why I decided to open this space in my blog: to make this precious information accessible to everyone, presented in a clear and direct way.

Here you will find articles and reflections that I hope will enrich your knowledge and answer your curiosities in these fascinating and complex fields.

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