Female transgender voice therapy is a progressive field. It has shown that there are distinct differences between the mechanics with which males and females speak.
Much research has gone into the differences between male and female voice patterns. Although it seems intuitive that there are differences between the way in which men and women speak, it is important to know the exact mechanisms that account for the differences.
For that reason, the team at LA Speech Therapy Solutions has thoroughly investigated the subject. The team has spent much time researching publications related to female transgender voice therapy. They have taken the insights learned to develop cutting edge techniques to assist in male to female transgender voice therapy.
The female transgender voice therapy discipline is a burgeoning field. Innovations and advances are perennially being made, which makes female transgender voice therapy a progressive field. The discipline is evolving because of the cutting edge research like that  performed by the practitioners at LA Speech Therapy.
Among the insights made are the distinct differences between the ways in which males and females produce speech. Because of the male anatomy, male voices tend to resonate from the chest, creating a deeper, more resonating voice, whereas women tend to produce sound from their larynx, producing a more airy, light lilting sound.
Furthermore, investigation has found that on average, men tend to have a more monotonous sound. Rarely do their voices deviate from a small range of highs and lows. Conversely, women’s voices tend to vacillate more between tones, which gives them a more melodic, mellifluous tone.
Another very important distinction is the way in which men and women produce syllables. Men typically are more deliberate in their speech and utilize very few pauses. They often speek in a staccato, almost punchy delivery, which lends an almost palpable thump to the speech. Conversely, women are gentler in their speech, allowing for multiple pauses and interlocutor opportunities.
The differences between male and female voice therapy patterns are both physiological and socio-cultural. The implications of that are that there are controllable and teachable aspects of the differences in male and female speech patterns.
To get more information on how LA Speech can help you with Female Transgender Voice Therapy, please call (323) 954-0887.