SPECIALIZED PROGRAM · FOR PROFESSIONAL VOICE USERS
Your voice works hard. Let’s make sure it holds up.
Evidence-based voice coaching for speakers, singers, and anyone whose voice is part of their career or serious hobby.
Speakers. Singers. Teachers. Choir directors. Executives. Hobby singers who want to do justice to what they love. Community leaders, clergy, or anyone who finds themselves speaking frequently and wants their voice to keep up. If your voice matters — professionally or personally — this program is built on the clinical science of how the voice actually works, so you protect it, project it, and preserve it for the long run.
- Comprehensive evaluation with baseline voice recordings
- 6 structured training sessions
- Daily home practice protocol from session one
- Virtual sessions available nationwide (US and Canada)
WHO THIS IS FOR
Voice Coaching is built for anyone whose voice matters to what they do or love — whether that’s a career, a calling, or a hobby.
You're in the right place if:
- You're a professional speaker, singer, teacher, actor, or executive who relies on your voice.
- You're a hobby singer who wants to do justice to the music — or protect a voice you love using.
- You're a community leader, clergy member, or someone who speaks frequently in any context and wants your voice to hold up.
- You're noticing strain, fatigue, or limitations you didn't used to have.
- You want to expand your range, improve your projection, or build consistency without pushing harder.
- You're new to performance or speaking and want to build good habits from the start.
- You already work with a voice teacher or vocal coach and want to add the clinical layer.
SLPs and music-based voice instructors approach the voice from different angles — and those angles are genuinely complementary. Where a vocal coach teaches you how to use the instrument, an SLP can explain the anatomy and physiology behind it. Many clients find that working with both deepens their understanding and accelerates their results. If you’re already working with a voice teacher, this program doesn’t replace that work — it supports it.
Voice Coaching is for healthy voice users. If you’re experiencing significant hoarseness, voice loss, pain, or other medical concerns, we may refer you first to an ENT or laryngologist before starting coaching — this is flagged during your evaluation.
HOW IT WORKS
Three subsystems. Six sessions. One voice that works the way you need it to.
The voice is built on three systems: breath (the power source), the vocal folds (the vibrating source), and the resonating tract (where the sound gets shaped, colored, and carried). The program teaches each one in sequence, with daily home practice throughout and a built-in midpoint check-in to make sure the pace is right for you.
- Comprehensive 1-hr evaluation: voice history, baseline recordings and measures, goal-setting, and appropriateness screening
- Six 45-minute training sessions: breath and laryngeal foundation → vocal fold integration → resonance → full integration, stamina, and performance prep → final performance session
- Daily home practice protocol, established from session one and updated throughout
- Program handouts: vocal subsystems, diaphragmatic breathing, vocal hygiene, reflux and voice, and more
- Midpoint check-in at session three to assess pace and adjust if needed
- Final performance recording compared to your baseline
- Discharge maintenance plan
- Additional sessions available if needed
Pricing is provided during your free consultation. Virtual sessions are available anywhere in the US and Canada.
ABOUT YOUR COACH
I love working with the voice.
The science behind it is rigorous, results tend to come relatively quickly, and the impact on someone’s confidence and performance is real. I also love working alongside music directors and vocal coaches — we approach the voice from different angles, and those angles are genuinely complementary. Where a vocal coach teaches you how to use the instrument, I can explain the anatomy behind it. Many clients find that working with both deepens their understanding and accelerates their results.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Is this speech therapy or voice coaching?
Voice Coaching is a private-pay program — not billed to insurance. It’s designed for healthy voice users who want structured, evidence-based coaching, not for people with a medical voice disorder. If your evaluation suggests a medical issue, we’ll refer you to the right provider first.
Do I need to be a professional performer to benefit?
Not at all. If your voice matters to what you do or love — whether that’s performing, leading meetings, teaching a class, or singing in your community choir — this program is built for you.
Can this be done virtually?
The full program is available via virtual sessions from anywhere in the US and Canada. That said, we recommend in-person for the first and last sessions when possible — the evaluation measures and final baseline comparison are most accurate in person, since audio technology can affect perceived pitch and loudness. Fully virtual is absolutely possible; the changes you experience will still be real and consistent, we just note that some measurements may be less precise. We’ll discuss what makes sense for your situation at your free consultation.
How much daily practice is involved?
About 5 to 10 minutes per day. The home practice protocol is built into the program from session one and updated as you progress — it’s the difference between a program that sticks and one that doesn’t.
What if I need more than six sessions?
Additional individual sessions are available. We’ll discuss this at the session three midpoint check-in if the pace suggests it, and again at the final session if there’s more ground to cover.
What if I'm not sure this is the right fit?
Schedule a free 15-minute consultation. We’ll talk through your goals and confirm this is the right starting point — or point you somewhere else if it isn’t.
Ready to put your voice to work?