I aim to provide my clients with a large variety of support, ranging from Vocal Coaching to time management and songwriting. I have gained great musical knowledge through my many years of studying music and vocal courses. Much of my research on the voice derives from the teachings of Jo Estill and Georgia Train, encouraging my students to learn a range of practical exercises that aid the understanding of their voices anatomy. Alongside this, I also mentor on the importance of performer confidence and mental-health wellbeing, as I believe music is a way of learning how to let go, I will help you find the courage to be creative with no restrictions or self-doubt. I’m the sort of teacher you would get on with if you like alternative learning styles. I therefore use vulnerability as a tool to help singers to reach their full potential. We will incorporate self-awareness exercises to help release any blocks around self-doubt. My goal is to help those in a similar situation to me, as I used to struggled with confidence and stage fright. 

I don’t follow conventional ways of teaching as I don’t believe it cater to all individuals. Learning should be enjoyable and a way to let go from normal busyness in life. We should create the rules together and I want to know what makes you tick! In my sessions I want to create a space separate from institutional learning that still supports you to reach the same goals. Whether you are interested in exploring your voice for the first time, learning how to write a song, prepare for exams or just having fun, I would love to hear from you.

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