Feeling pressure to sing through illness? While dedication is admirable, knowing when to rest is essential for vocal health. Let’s explore how to make smart decisions about when to push through versus when to prioritize recovery, protecting your voice for the long term.
So you had a bad day
Every singer faces discouraging moments when nothing seems to work right. These challenges are normal parts of your vocal journey, not signs to give up. Let’s explore healthy ways to process frustration, maintain perspective, and bounce back with renewed purpose.
Are you stressed?
Noticing tension in your voice lately? Stress profoundly affects your singing, from creating physical tension to disrupting your focus. Let’s discuss practical strategies to manage stress and cultivate the mental and physical conditions for optimal performance.
IVA Health and Wellness Month
Your teaching effectiveness is directly connected to your personal wellbeing. During Health and Wellness Month, we explore holistic approaches to sustaining your energy as a voice educator. Discover practices that help you maintain balance while giving your best to your students.
How to become a singing teacher—where to start?
Want to share your passion for singing with others? Your teaching journey begins with a solid musical foundation and learning from experienced instructors. Don’t worry about making mistakes when you start; we’ve all been there. Discover how a supportive community can help you grow with confidence.
Vocal Balance and Style
Wondering how to maintain vocal health while delivering an authentic style? The key is understanding vocal balance, a seamless transition from low to high notes with a relaxed larynx. While a perfect balance might sound boring, understanding this foundation helps you make stylistic choices without sacrificing the longevity of your voice.
The Development of Vocal Pedagogy
Curious about how vocal instruction has evolved over the centuries? From monastery classifications to modern science, the journey of vocal pedagogy reflects our deepening understanding of this invisible instrument. Let’s explore how historical approaches continue to influence today’s teaching and how you can incorporate this wisdom.
Working with Transgender Voices (for Voice Teachers)
Supporting transgender individuals with their vocal expression requires understanding, patience, and technical knowledge. Beyond surgery or hormones, voice training can help create authentic vocal expression. Let’s explore practical thoughts for both male-to-female and female-to-male transitions, creating a safe space for experimentation and gradual transformation.
Marketing Basics for Singing Teachers – Part 1
Building a successful teaching studio requires more than just vocal expertise; it needs thoughtful marketing. Understanding your unique value proposition and target audience creates a foundation for your promotional efforts. Let’s explore the essential marketing mix that helps your teaching business thrive.
Interview with Professor Graham Welch
What can vocal science research teach us about effective teaching? Professor Welch’s pioneering work bridges the gap between theory and practice in voice education. Discover his research-based insights and learn how understanding the science behind singing can help you guide students more effectively.







