Speaking voice coaching is designed to transform your voice, using proven methods to:
- increase vocal volume without strain
- reduce vocal fatigue
- prevent voice loss and injury
- improve vocal quality
Through education and practice, you can make your voice stronger and more versatile. You can make your voice softer or more authoritative. You can reduce voice loss, improve your tone, and become more expressive. You can make yourself more easily understood, whether you’re speaking to a family member or a large audience.
Coaching can be purchased as:
- a stand-alone service (enroll today)
- an add-on for my online course Strengthening Your Speaking Voice (view)
Hi, I’m Catherine K. Brown.
I am speaking voice trainer and singing teacher. I am passionate about the human voice and enjoy helping my students learn to express themselves more effectively.
My students have included actors, singers, lawyers, doctors, sales people, yoga teachers, tour guides, and numerous professionals who rely on their voices to earn a living.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get a refund if I’m unhappy with my purchase?
In general, I do not offer refunds for services that have been purchased or for coaching that has already taken place. However, I am willing to make exceptions for special circumstances. If you would like a refund, please contact me and explain your situation.
How do I schedule my appointment?
Upon purchasing coaching, you'll receive further instructions on how to book a time for your appointment.
Can I purchase coaching more than once?
Absolutely! Most people will need at least 3-6 sessions to observe a difference in their speaking. I recommend that you start off by purchasing one coaching. During that time, we will talk about your needs and I will give you feedback on what I think would be helpful for you. I will make recommendations for next steps.
DISCLAIMER:
Speaking voice training (SVT) is intended for healthy individuals who need coaching in how to use and strengthen their voices. SVT is not intended to diagnose or treat medical problems. Some vocal problems are accompanied by medical issues and are best addressed by an otolaryngologist (ear-nose-throat doctor/ENT) and/or a speech and language pathologist (SLP).
Also, I am not an expert in transgender voice. If that is something you are looking for, please visit the website of the American Speech-Hearing Association for more information.