What does Voice Training involve?

When we open our mouths and speak, we reveal volumes about our personalities, backgrounds and state of mind.

In stressful situations, our voices betray our feelings through breathlessness, tremors or wavering pitch.

Because we use our voices daily in our personal and professional lives, as broadcasters, public speakers, or simply answering the telephone, a little time and effort addressing specific needs and improving performance is well spent.

My training sessions show you how to take control of your voice, and project the image you choose.

We cover:

• preparation and warming up
• breathing techniques
• communicating with the listener
• caring for your voice
• specific challenges such as pitch, pace and intonation

I’ll help you develop your strengths, address your weaknesses and give you practical advice that will make an immediate difference.

At the end of the session, you'll feel more confident, and have a range of tips and techniques you can start using next day.

Who do I train?

Working journalists and freelancers, media students, teachers - even badminton umpires; anyone who uses their voice in a professional capacity, and therefore needs to develop its potential in a safe manner.

Past voice clients include: GCap Media, The Local Radio Company, Saga Radio, UKRD, KCFM, NUT, National Badminton Association, City University, CSV, Lambeth College, the University of Winchester, Harefield College, Mediafly, and CTJT.