What is the primary focus of LOUD Crowd meetings?

The primary focus of LOUD Crowd meetings is on speaking with intent. This involves participants actively engaging in exercises that encourage clear and confident communication. The aim is to enhance their speech skills, often necessary for individuals working on their vocal clarity, especially in the context of neurological conditions that may affect their ability to speak.

During these meetings, members practice using their voices effectively, which can include volume control, articulation, and expressive speech. This focus creates an environment where individuals can build confidence in their speaking abilities while receiving feedback and support from peers and facilitators.

In contrast, while social interaction can happen during these meetings, it is not the primary goal. Similarly, physical activities and writing practice may be beneficial in different contexts but do not align with the core objective of enhancing speech communication skills that LOUD Crowd is designed to address.