One on one

Expansive voice work supports finding vocal flexibility through extension of your range, and expansion of the timbre and colors of your voice. This work draws on what is referred to as the human voice work in the lineage of Roy Hart and Alfred Wolfsohn (sometimes referred to as extended voice work or expansive voice work). It helps to discover the emotional truth in sounds you may not have previously imagined yourself capable of making. This type of work is beneficial for performers of all levels from singer/songwriters searching for a unique sound to actors and singers who want to develop a versatile instrument for performing (this includes those who dream of karaoke stardom too!)

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Stress, emotions and trauma work can help you to explore how stress, emotions and trauma show up in your body and manifest in your voice. Through this type of work you can learn how to express emotions or parts of yourself that don’t otherwise get much airtime. This work draws upon my primary vocal lineage of Alfred Wolfson and Roy Hart and my work as a Somatic Experiencing® professional.

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Gender affirming voice training supports those who wish to sing or speak in a voice that sounds more feminine, masculine, gender neutral, gender confusing, etc. It can help to access and expand a certain part of your range, increase the flexibility of your resonance, and/or open up the vocal timbre in a way that is both liberating and sustainable.

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Sacred song and vocal mystery work helps you to explore your inner worlds, connect to the divine, or commune with mystery through the voice. It can open creativity and unlock one’s magic and help you to surrender control and get out of the way of your voice so your true gifts can emerge. This is for those who want to go deep.

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Vocal bodywork combines elements of myofascial release, laryngeal massage, and physical theater techniques to liberate the breath, jaw, neck, throat, and voice for speaking and singing. It can help open up the range and resonance of your voice, while being beneficial to your health on many levels.

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Speech-language pathology voice therapy is recommended if you are experiencing physical pain and/or discomfort with your voice, an unexpected change in your voice, or find that you need to frequently clear your throat or cough. For this type of work, you must first see a laryngologist or ENT.

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I am available for hour-long case consultation sessions for Speech-Language Pathologists, voice teachers, mental and other health professionals.  Frequent topics include gender-affirming practice, voice and trauma/ counseling considerations, acting/artistic expression, and more. 

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Commitment: 

For those initiating ongoing work with me, I ask for a commitment to weekly or biweekly 1- hour appointments. For those in need of occasional work, or who are unable to commit to a regular time-spot, “drop-in” sessions are available. 

Rates: 

Rates are based on a sliding scale with a wider range for ongoing students/clients. When choosing your rate, please consider your income, disposable income and/or if you face hardship or barriers due to race, gender, health, etc.

• Regular rate: $200.00-125.00

• “Drop-in” rate: $200.00-150.00

• Gender Affirming Voice Training: $200.00-100.00

Additionally reduced sliding scale available for those facing extreme financial hardship. These spots are typically provided to BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, people of color) and/or transgender individuals and/or others facing financial barriers. 

Not sure where you fit on the sliding scale? Here are some helpful resources when considering what would be sustainable for you:

https://www.wortsandcunning.com/blog/sliding-scale

https://www.embracingequity.org/post/embracing-an-equitable-sliding-scale

Other:

In person and online appointments are available.