VocalVibe  describes the use of one's voice as an instrument.

Being "Vocal" also implies being outspoken or unreserved in expressing ideas. The ability to be vocal is a powerful tool for communication; allowing young individuals to connect, share experiences and be honest. 

VocalVibe also refers to the unique vibration that we all carry.

The "Vibe" carries layers of meaning, shaping the energy, intention, connection, and purpose behind our community and social emotional wellbeing projects. 

Singing is a science-backed tool for growth, healing, and development!

Here’s a dive into the neuroscience behind singing and its impact especially on teenagers:

• Brain Connectivity & Cognitive Function – Singing engages multiple brain regions at once, including the auditory, motor, and emotional centers. This strengthens neural pathways, improving memory, focus, and problem-solving skills.

• Stress Reduction & Emotional Regulation – Singing lowers cortisol (the stress hormone) and increases oxytocin, which promotes relaxation and emotional bonding. It also activates the vagus nerve, helping regulate emotions and reduce anxiety.

• Boosts Immune System – Research suggests that singing increases levels of immunoglobulin A, an antibody that helps fight infections, making it beneficial for overall health.

• Social & Psychological Benefits – Group singing fosters a sense of belonging and connection, which is crucial for teen development. It enhances social bonding and can even improve self-esteem and resilience.

• Neurological Recovery & Mental Health – Studies show that singing can aid in recovery from burnout and mental health challenges by stimulating dopamine and serotonin production, which are linked to happiness and well-being.