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Version 1.3 · 2024-08-02
A new, general voice, pathway is now available
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Introducing VoiceShift - Australia's pioneering app for gender-affirming voice training, brought to you by a dedicated team passionate about inclusivity and accessibility.
Our team, consisting of Emily Gilbert, a software engineer & transgender woman, Atara Lebransky, a seasoned Speech Pathologist, and Emma Ball, Speech Pathologist and head of Latrobe Voice Communication Clinic, has developed VoiceShift with the firm belief that everyone should have access to effective gender-affirming voice training.
We understand the importance of staying current with evidence-based practices, which is why VoiceShift incorporates the latest voice techniques. Our approach fosters a sense of community while remaining affordable and user-friendly.
VoiceShift contains FREE access to vocal health information, pitch analysis and other content to help you achieve your goals.…
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