The A+LUK website has a new map showing singing for breathing groups in the UK.
Info@February 29, 2024
Engaging video from Poprocks and Tea about the Singing for Lung Health group run by Bolton Pulmonary Fibrosis Support Group.
Info@February 28, 2024
Check out the Breathing Physio's excellent videos for children, teens and young people who have trouble breathing.
Info@March 23, 2023
Research published in January 2023 provides an analysis of the use of singing in pulmonary rehabilitation.
Info@January 30, 2023
Sounds Better's video explaining their singing for lung health project in Wiltshire.
Info@December 9, 2022
A series of podcasts designed for researchers, practitioners, health professionals and the wider public.
Info@November 2, 2022
Check out the weekly 'Space to Breathe' live meditation with Breathworks Co-founder Vidyamala Burch.
Info@November 1, 2022
Free resources available from The British Voice Association covering a range of voice conditions and issues.
Info@November 1, 2022
Sophia Boyd's fascinating PhD, "Singing bodies: Cultural geographies of song and health in Glasgow" is available to read online.
Info@September 29, 2022
A video from IPCRG for use by health care professionals demonstrating how we breathe.
Info@September 29, 2022
Research on the physiology of singing and implications for ‘Singing for Lung Health’.
Info@November 12, 2021
The discussion was around the role of breath, voice and singing for people living with Long COVID.
Info@August 9, 2021
The Review looks at COVID-19 and health inequalities in England, and why we need to "Build Back Fairer".
Info@June 22, 2021
Michael Rosen discusses his post Covid-19 rehabilitation with speech and language therapists Fiona Gillies and Tara Millan-Brophy.
Info@May 17, 2021
Discussion of the symptoms of fatigue, breathlessness, breathing pattern symptoms and post exertional fatigue in those living with Long COVID.
Info@May 14, 2021
AHP Leader discussion of the definition and diagnosis of breathing pattern disorder (BPD) and Long COVID.
Info@May 14, 2021
The role of speech and language therapists in the management of patients with COVID-19.
Info@May 14, 2021
Dr. Rachel Goldenberg's long-form blog posts reflecting on how to develop best practice.
Info@May 14, 2021
Dr Gillyanne Kayes and Jeremy Fisher chat to Phoene about singing for lung health and much more.
Info@May 14, 2021
Recording of the Sing and Breathe Salisbury Project Evaluation launch from January 2021.
Info@May 14, 2021
A piece about optimal breathing and the relationship between breathing and movement.
Info@May 14, 2021
BMJ Opinion post "We need to do more to understand chronic vocal symptoms of covid-19".
Info@May 13, 2021
Phoene presenting to an audience of respriatory physiotherapists on the Cardio-Respiratory Rehab webinar.
Info@May 13, 2021
Film about a project providing a creative and social environment through which to explore lung health, music and singing.
Info@May 13, 2021
A series of short films about the impact of Breathe Sing's programme on people's lives.
Info@May 13, 2021
Resource for patients with chronic lung conditions, as well as respiratory specialists and singing leaders.
Info@May 13, 2021
A resource designed to support those wishing to improve and maintain their health through singing.
Info@May 3, 2021
An introduction to how the voice works from two of the UK's leading vocal specialists.
Info@May 3, 2021
Phoene presenting to an audience of respriatory physiotherapists on the Cardio-Respiratory Rehab webinar run by Rachael Moses.
Info@November 28, 2020
Research on the role of creative interventions for those with chrionic lung conditions.
Info@June 4, 2019
Performance by Victoria Hume and Singing for Breathing at the Royal College of Physicians.
Info@April 23, 2019
Phoene's blog piece on the London Arts in Health Forum blog considering the importance of training for singing leaders.
Info@March 23, 2017
A BBC World Service programme examining singing in harmony and exploring its musical and emotional impact.
Info@December 3, 2013
Mary King interviews Phoene about the natural voice on BBC Radio 3's "The Choir" in 2013.
Info@February 3, 2013
