Who Are Lessons For?
Adult singers who crave non-traditional voice lessons that are focused on developing safety.
Artists who have had painful experiences in music + want a gentle environment to explore in.
Performers who dream of the day they can trust their instincts and be present while singing.
Sing + Share
Free monthly gathering to share a song on your heart + be welcomed as you are
Lesson Subscription
$200/$400 per month
Bi-weekly or weekly sessions
Drop-In Lesson
$85 per lesson
What Are Lessons Like?
Come As You Are: Have you ever been told to leave your stuff at the door? Here, you are encouraged to bring all your “stuff” with you. I’ll meet you where you are. 💗
Holistic Approach: We’ll address not only the technical aspects of singing but also the emotional + psychological barriers that you may be struggling with.
Emotions: Singing is emotional. It’s vulnerable. Especially if you’ve been through music trauma. I will hold space for you, your lived experience, + any emotions that come up.
Agency: I empower you to use your agency because your ability to make aligned decisions increases the trust you have in your voice. This also means I encourage your “no.”
Self-Compassion: When you build this muscle, singing will be coming from a place of love and gentleness, not hate + criticism. You can’t hate your voice into a version of it you can love.
We’ll Be A Great Fit If:
You vibe with artist-led lessons
You might be asking, “What the heck is that?” Simply put, you are the expert on your own voice and you get to call the shots. Lessons are collaborative—I’m here to provide support + guidance, but you’ll never hear me dictate what’s right or wrong.
You’re not into the tough love approach
This is a gentle space. Perhaps you’ve had a teacher in the past that was overly critical. I don’t subscribe to that method; it doesn’t foster improvement or create a sense of safety. I will always be your biggest supporter, reminding you of your capabilities while honoring and exploring the areas you’d like to grow in.
You prioritize vocal freedom over belting a high note
While we do often work on belting, our main focus is deepening your understanding of your voice. We’ll explore it’s nuances: How singing can feel safer + how you can cultivate self-compassion while reducing self-criticism.
You want a relaxed atmosphere
If your previous lessons were full of tension + pressure, you'll find a refreshing change here. Lessons with me are exploratory – we'll laugh, make weird noises, and embrace curiosity. There's no need to show up to a lesson “prepared” + I'll never shame you for not practicing.
Let’s work together!
You already hold all of the answers inside of you. I am here to walk alongside you while they are unearthed. I would love to get to know you and see how I can be a supportive force in your life as you step back into singing.
Frequently Asked Questions
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All lessons are taught online via Google Meet. While the virtual format might seem unusual at first, many singers come to appreciate the convenience and safety of exploring their voices from the comfort of home! 😊
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No, I am not a trained/certified counselor, therapist, or any type of mental health professional.
I am a voice teacher that weaves therapeutic tools into voice lessons and teaches through a trauma-informed lens.
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It’s a fair question. Getting back into singing in any capacity may seem counterintuitive to your healing — Why go back to the place where the bad thing happened, right?
I’m here to remind you that no matter where you are in your journey you deserve to feel joy and trust while singing. And I’m here to support you.
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Book a free intro call with me to learn more about offerings and ask any additional questions you may have.
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I have found that artists who prioritize their safety + agency, alongside vocal technique, is what has led them to more embodied, joyful, and free singing.
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I have a Master of Music in Vocal Performance from the University of Cincinnati-College Conservatory of Music (CCM) + a Bachelor of Music from Lawrence University. I love learning so I am always furthering my studies in vocal anatomy + pedagogy as well as gaining more tools for trauma-informed instruction.