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Sing Therapy Circle
A New Community Membership for alumni - founder member rates
A new, supportive way to continue our connection, practise and personal exploration. Together
🌸 Who is it for?
For those who have completed the core Sing Therapy foundation course or trained with Heather, the Circle offers a welcoming, regular space to keep practising together, deepen the work and stay connected.
🌿 What do we do?
Weekly live zoom sessions for vocal wellbeing, technique and continued self-exploration through the voice. Members also receive recordings, resources and access to the group forum, with "Maestra-classes" 😉 , spotlights and topical workshops.
🌼 Completed the foundation course? This is your next step.
Included:
• Regular live group warm-up sessions
• Replays, resources and practice materials
• Private group space for connection and community
• "Maestra-class" sessions (see what I did there?) for individual coaching spotlights
• Topical workshops (eg: Breathing, Vocal identity, Vowel therapy, Improvisation etc ...)
• Special access to Heather's developing work and coaching
Sing Therapy Circle
Continuing community
Membership - Founder member rates until September
Sing Therapy Circle (Online) is a gentle, supportive group space for those who have completed the initial Sing Therapy course or other training with Heather (Voice Club, 1:1 etc) and want to continue on our vocal journey together.
It offers a place to keep practising, stay connected, stay motivated and deepen the work in a steady, sustainable way.
As part of Sing Therapy Circle members have access to:
• Regular live group warm-up sessions
• Replays, resources and practice materials
• Private group space for connection and community
• "Maestra-class" sessions (see what I did there?) for individual coaching spotlights
• Topical workshops (eg: Breathing, Vocal identity, Vowel therapy, Improvisation,
The weekly practical sessions with Heather continue to follow the Sing Therapy™ approach, combining breath, simple technique and personal exploration to help voices continue to thrive
The focus remains on personal and vocal wellbeing, expression, relaxation and enjoyment
Some members also sing in choirs, bands or community groups, using the Circle as a form of regular practice and vocal self-care - a place to maintain technique, release tension and keep the voice feeling healthy and responsive. It complements other singing activities,
