Let me help you develop and use your voice & breathing in a sustainable way.
Your voice is an instrument. And you are the artist.
Your voice is unique, adaptable, resilient and capable of far more than a set of technical instructions can capture. I combine practical voice work with a thorough understanding of physiology and motor learning to help you develop a voice that works with you.
FIND YOUR VOICE
Individual coaching for singers, speakers and professional voice users – helping you develop an authentic, expressive and sustainable voice.
(RE)BUILD YOUR VOICE
Build your singing voice on a strong foundation. Rebuild it when it needs a new direction.
From developing a healthy, expressive singing voice to recovering from vocal difficulties: I combine practical voice work with evidence-informed understanding of physiology and motor learning.
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UNDERSTAND YOUR VOICE
Curious about how your voice actually works?
Explore the physiology, breathing, coordination and motor learning behind voice – and discover how understanding your instrument can improve the way you use it.
Explore this unique tool created to make airflow audible, visible and palpable.
RESEARCH
Discover my research into voice, breathing and motor learning.
An interactive children’s book about breathing and voice.
WORKSHOPS
Explore online & offline workshops on voice, breathing, physiology and practical application.
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MASTER YOUR BREATHING
Curious about how your breathing actually works – or why it sometimes doesn’t?
Understand the physiology behind breathing and explore how respiratory coordination interacts with voice, movement, the nervous system, pain, sleep and physical performance.
FOR PEOPLE WITH BREATHING DIFFICULTIES
Explore breathing from a functional perspective – including issues related to asthma, COPD, exercise-induced bronchoconstriction (EIB), exercise-induced laryngeal obstruction (EILO) and other breathing difficulties.
FOR ATHLETES
Understand how breathing interacts with exercise, movement and performance – and explore how respiratory coordination can support more efficient and effective physical performance.