How can I train my voice to sound feminine?

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Finding your authentic voice and feeling confident

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‘Having now come to the end of my sessions with Katy I can hand on heart say she has transformed my life. She has enabled me to find my true voice and given me the confidence to truly own it. Katy is such a fun, loving and caring therapist, and every session was a joy, and the exercises were fun and engaging. I owe her so much, and would recommend her in an instant. ’ Paula

Feeling supported and encouraged

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‘Julie and the Speech Network were exactly what I needed.. Julie was wonderfully patient, knowledgable and encouraging’  Sebrina 

Structured, simplified, fun and supportive voice training

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'Katy is supportive and listens to your needs and concerns. She can precisely and constructively pinpoint areas which will benefit from some improvement. Katy will deconstruct the complexity of voice into simple to digest steps and will coach you to bring your voice up to the next level. I really appreciate that we can have some light hearted fun at the same time’ Karen.

Feeling comfortable and less anxious

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‘Julie has been a great help with my voice feminization. She is always understanding and helpful. I was really anxious at first but she really helped me be comfortable and welcome in our sessions. She gave me really good advice based on what I needed to work on each session and she always took the time to listen to what I thought about my progress to help me understand where I was and how to go about improving!’ Ellie.

Fast progress and noticeable results

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In just 2 sessions I've been able to make significant progress with voice training. Katy is not only an absolute pleasure to be around, but has helped with voice training so quickly that it feels like magic - C

Trans* Voice - Tips for learning and exploring your voice

In therapy you will be exploring your voice. Repetition outside the clinic room is important to change. It is comparable to going to the gym for your voice. You are developing flexibility and freedom for your voice. When learning and exploring try to:

Be Playful – try out new things

Be Mindful – notice without judging

Be Curious – use all of your sense to explore your voice

Be Imaginative – find your own images, hand gestures to support exercises

Be Positive

Be Regular – Be creative about when and where you practice – little and often.

Be Patient – Let things develop and transfer to situations that are easiest first

Be Reflective – record your voice, keep a diary

Be Sociable – try to step out of solo practice into getting support from others

Adapted from The Voice Book for Trans and Non-Binary People – Matthew Mills and Gillie Stoneham

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