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Puberphonia training

शिवा ईएनटी अस्पताल में प्यूबरफोनिया शिक्षण केंद्र। प्रत्येक सोमवार - एक दिवसीय व्यावहारिक प्रशिक्षण। पंजीकरण करें।  : 9841055774, kumaresan@doctor.com

मुझे बहुत खुशी है, सर।   जब कुमारेशन सर ने आकर इस बारे में चर्चा की, तो उसके अगले ही पल हमने फैसला कर लिया था।   हमने सोचा कि इस तरह की एक अच्छी पहल दुनिया के सामने आनी चाहिए और हमारे 'एलाइड हेल्थ' के छात्र इसके लिए जो कुछ भी कर सकते हैं, वह करेंगे।   इसी सोच के साथ हमने एक 'सर्टिफिकेट कोर्स' शुरू करने का निर्णय लिया।

  यह सिर्फ दो हफ़्तों में सर की फुर्ती और सक्रियता का एक बेहतरीन उदाहरण है।   हमने 14 तारीख को ही इस बारे में बात की थी।   सर तुरंत आए और सिर्फ एक हफ्ते के लिए ही वहां थे।   वे 16 तारीख को आए और सभी से बात की।  और देखिए, इस 2 तारीख को हमारा समझौता भी हो गया।   सर, मैं आपकी इस फुर्ती और ऊर्जा को नमन करता हूँ।   हम सब मिलकर इसे निश्चित रूप से अगले स्तर पर ले जाएंगे।

  इससे हमारे बच्चों की आवाज़ बोलने की समस्या का समाधान होगा।   यह कितनी बड़ी बात है, मुझे लगता है कि उस छोटे बच्चे ने जो बात कही, उससे यह बात सभी को समझ आ गई होगी।   हम निश्चित रूप से इसे अगले स्तर पर ले जाएंगे सर।   अगर यह सब अच्छे से सफल रहा, तो हम इसके आगे 'डिप्लोमा कोर्स' भी शुरू करने की सोच रहे हैं।   बहुत-बहुत धन्यवाद।

 

  जैसा कि सर ने कहा, कलसलिंगम विश्वविद्यालय की स्थापना समाज को शिक्षा देने और शिक्षा को एक सेवा के रूप में प्रदान करने के उद्देश्य से की गई थी।   इसी लक्ष्य के साथ 1984 में कलसलिंगम कॉलेज की शुरुआत हुई थी।   साल 2006 में कलसलिंगम कॉलेज एक विश्वविद्यालय (यूनिवर्सिटी) में बदल गया।

  शिक्षा के क्षेत्र में बड़े दानी माने जाने वाले 'कलसलिंगम अइया' (पिताजी/सर) का यह सपना था कि प्री-केजी से लेकर पीएचडी  तक की हर क्षेत्र की पढ़ाई कलसलिंगम कैंपस के अंदर ही उपलब्ध होनी चाहिए।   इस अवसर पर, मूक-बधिर (सुनने और बोलने में असमर्थ) छात्रों के लिए डिग्री कोर्स शुरू करते हुए मुझे बेहद खुशी हो रही है।

  सभी के सामूहिक प्रयासों और सबके सहयोग से यह पहल आगे भी और अधिक सफल हो और समाज के लिए फायदेमंद साबित हो, यही प्रार्थना करते हुए मैं आप सभी को धन्यवाद देता हूँ।

Puberphonia center

Dear sir, Greetings.

Our puberphonia team with the booth is ready for conducting voice care center Globally 

Soon we will start in Gudiyattam or Vellore and fix the "I Love My Voice" there permanently with the president ship of Prof Dr. Soundararajan, Kidney Specialist. Similarly we are going to create puberphonia / voice recording booth at Kanchipuram, pudukkottai, Thakkalai, Poonthamalli, Karaikudi, Thirupathoor, Chengalpattu, Trichy and Thirupathi. These places we are having a strong well wishers. There center also act as a nodal center for our university certified certificate courses. We are going to train them freely.

Dr M Kumaresan.9841055774 kumaresan@doctor.com

 Dr. M. Kumaresan MS ENT

Puberphonia Courses

Happy to inform you that many ENT colleagues are willing to join our training program under Kalasalingam  University. Very soon we will start the puberphonia certificate course.  The hand's on sturdy center is Siva ENT Hospital and on line teaching all working days under Kalasalingam University.

Call 9841055774 kumaresan@doctor.com

For whom the course : ENT Surgeon, ENT students and Speech therapists- 

Why Siva ENT ?

1. Treated 1700 and more cases of Puberphonia.

2. Created "Puberphonia Kumaresan" free download Google play store App in cell phone.

3.Created The "Kumaresan Voice Pitch Index" is a diagnostic tool developed by Dr. Kumaresan Muthiah and his son, Navin Bharath Kumaresan, to evaluate puberphonia, 

4. Created " I Love My Voice " booth to identify and awareness of Puberphonia in every ENT Clinic 

5.Created puberphonia courses ( Certificate to Phd) to create awareness and learning. Learning online and offline for doctors and speech therapist.

6.Dr. M. Kumaresan is a research guide for Bio Medical, Bio Engineering and medical allied students in internship and up to Phd.

7.Created an App in AI for diagnosis and awareness of an App for VR for training and follow up.

Success of puberphonia training program by UMAR

The basic concept of the success in the UMAR training program in puberphonia.

Dr M Kumaresan 9841055774.

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The function of the Respiratory system is to provide the air stream which is the basis for the production of speech sounds. It is the air stream that acts as a source of energy and is modified by the speech organs as it passes in and out of the lungs during the normal course of breathing. Besides the lungs there are other organs that can also provide an air stream for the production of speech sounds e.g. the glottis and the velum. The glottalic air stream is the air stream above the glottis which is closed for the production of sounds using this air stream. Similarly, sounds produced with the air in front of the velum or the soft palate. The passage of air from the lungs is blocked by the back of the tongue which makes firm contact with the velum. 

Velaric air stream. A large number of African languages and some languages make use of these air streams for the production of speech Indian languages only Sindhi uses the glottalic air stream mechanism on of some speech sounds.

 A number of sounds are produced at the soft palate. For example, the Hindi sounds and क म रख and. When we produce these sounds the velum acts in two ways simultaneously. Firstly, it comes into contact with the back of the tongue which moves towards it to make a complete closure and secondly, the soft palate itself is raised to make a closure with the back wall of the pharynx. The first closure is known as a velar closure and the second closure is known as a velic closure.

Before we talk about the description and classification of speech sounds, it is important for us to be aware of an important distinction between active and passive articulators. Active articulators are those organs of speech that can move and passive articulators are those organs of speech that cannot move. In the production of speech sounds the active articulators move from their position of rest towards the passive articulators. For example, in the production of the t, d, s,n sounds, the tip and blade of the tongue move from their position of rest, to articulate against the teeth ridge. As the lower jaw is movable, while the upper jaw is not, the active articulators are located mostly in the lower jaw and the passive articulators in the upper jaw. There is however, an exception to this. The soft palate is both an active and a passive articulator. When it is raised to shut off the nasal passage of air for the proof oral sounds it is an active, articulator. When the back of the tongue is rais makes contact with the velum to produce sounds such as the initial consonants in the English words, call and get, the velun is a passive articulator. The velum is indeed an exception to the rule.