You probably didn’t decide where to put your feet as you began reading this.

And yet, where your feet are influences your posture.
Your posture shapes your breath.
And your breath affects not only your voice—but how you think.

 

This is the level of integration we work with.​

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During my time as a voice instructor at Seattle Voice Lab, I had the privilege of working

with over 200 trans women as they explored feminizing their voices.

Again and again, we saw that learning the mechanics of voice was only part of the process.
The real challenge was using those skills in ways that felt

natural, joyful, and genuinely their own.

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That’s why I developed curricula in Public Speaking and Integrated Voice—

placing somatic awareness at the center of vocal change.

 

Modifying your voice isn’t just about producing new sounds.
It involves coordination between your breath, your body,

your attention, and your sense of self.

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In our work together, we build that coordination step by step—

developing the awareness and flexibility needed to express yourself

in a variety of ways and a variety of situations.​

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If you’re looking for a voice that aligns with your internal sense of self,

I’ll guide you through a process that is both structured and deeply personal—

grounded in the principles of The Feldenkrais Method of somatic education.

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HERE is a free audio lesson for you to try.

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