GenieUs Communication

06/05/2026

Working on /f/ with high front vowels…we talked about ‘feeling’ the book and then worked on feel, feed, feet, face (and fall off & farm even though they are back vowels).

Other words you can target: food, find/found, fit

Did this give you ideas?

05/15/2026

We also worked on hid and shook as we prepped the game :) What other past tense words can you think to use with this game?

Joelle if you see this, this one’s for you 😛

05/09/2026

3 years in the making! I am so so proud of myself for this - it has been a long journey and I am so happy to know that the myofunctional support I provide my clients is worthy of this certification. Huge thank you to all the clients that helped me make it here 💕

04/14/2026

I’m a little bit obsessed. What should I name him?!

04/13/2026

This Friday!!!

03/05/2026

01/13/2026

I saw this in a family raffle and told my husband I NEED to have it…this toy is just so great for…
- comparatives/size concepts eg. Big squirrel, smaller bunny
- plurals
- pronouns eg. Mama bunny and her son (he/she, his/hers)
- sequencing eg. First a shot, then some food

What goals would you use this for?

12/17/2025

I promised I would post this so here we go!

Pros:
- it’s free
- gives you live visual and numerical feedback on pitch
- helps you match a tone
- saves and shares recordings
- you can set a target pitch

Cons:
- not always accurate feedback, especially if there’s background noise
- only has support for pitch, no other meaningful vocal variables (i.e., weight, size)
- gender markers… these aren’t even entirely accurate
- the new version is a little bit more of a nuisance to use

….jeez I say ‘nice’ a lot 😳😅

12/03/2025

Very delayed but a huge thank you to for hosting me last Tuesday. It was amazing to see the incredible work that you put in to making Carleton students feel seen and supported.

You can read the article from Carleton’s newsletter here: https://charlatan.ca/carleton-gender-affirming-voice-workshop/

11/10/2025

P! Рука, трубочка, режь, розовый, рисуй, т.д.

I love this craft for the Russian ‘r’ but it’s also perfect for English ‘r’ clusters e.g., string, straw, draw, through, craft