Sing and Shout for Health: Scientific Insights and Future Directions for Vocology

Pre-orders are available now. Book launches on April 2, 2025!

Sing and Shout for Health explores the remarkable impact of vocalization on human physiology, health, and well-being. Edited by renowned physicist Ingo R. Titze and vocologist Elizabeth C. Johnson, this groundbreaking book delves into scientific discoveries that reveal how singing, shouting, and other forms of vocalization influence the body at molecular, physiological, and neurological levels. From stimulating immune responses to enhancing cardiovascular function and emotional resilience, this book presents a compelling case for the power of voice as a tool for healing and vitality.

Drawing on interdisciplinary research from the Pan American Vocology Association and beyond, the book uncovers fascinating connections between vocal vibrations and health benefits—such as improved heart rate regulation, reduced inflammation, and even potential impacts on neuroplasticity. Whether investigating how vocal fold vibrations aid in fluid transport, how singing influences hormone production, or how vocalization interacts with the vagus nerve, Sing and Shout for Health serves as a rich resource for researchers, clinicians, and anyone interested in the science of voice.

Designed as both a reference and an inspiration for future studies, this book not only presents the latest findings in vocology but also charts a path for continued exploration into the therapeutic power of the human voice. Perfect for voice professionals, speech-language pathologists, and wellness advocates, Sing and Shout for Health is a must-read for those who seek to understand and harness the full potential of vocalization.