The body continuously adapts to the demands of the voice, and the voice responds to changes in the body.

Laryngeal mobility, jaw and tongue tension, breathing, neck function, and postural or movement patterns can all shape the conditions in which the voice is produced, often before the voice itself shows any sign of strain.

What the training covers

I. Clinical reasoning for the professional voice

II. Assessment of the body systems that support voice

III. Exercise training for professional voice users

IV. Manual therapy techniques

V. Breathing work

Who it is For

‍For Institutions

Conservatoires, universities, and voice-focused organizations looking to bring a

body-voice approach to their voice and performance training.

Designed For

Singers, vocal coaches, physiotherapists, speech and language therapists.

"A body-based approach to voice work, combining physiotherapy, movement science & clinical voice work, immediately applicable to how we treat both patients & professional voice users."