Friday, August 21, 2026

Puberphonia is a maladaptive disorder

Dr M Kumaresan considering puberphonia is a maladaptive disorder: 
The disorder stems from behavioral or psychological habits rather than physical defects. During puberty, the rapid physiological changes to the voice box can cause unpredictable vocal "cracks" and shifts. A person might adopt a maladaptive muscle pattern—subconsciously or consciously.
Shifting the "focus" of the voice away from the throat and into the pharyngeal, oral/nasal cavity to reduce strain.
UMAR training program is very convenient and successful.
Dr M Kumaresan

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