Who is Healthy Spoken Voice for?
This course will give you a practical knowledge of how to gain and maintain a healthy speaking voice; it is aimed at both voice users and voice coaches. It is an essential working tool for all voice practitioners, vocal coaches and singing teachers who wish to help their clients maintain an optimum spoken voice. These clients could be singers who also deliver dialogue as part of performances, voiceover artists, actors and public speakers.
Your Course Tutors
Clarissa Hardacre SLT, Course Presenter
Clarissa is a Voice Specialist Speech and Language Therapist with a Bachelor of Science (Honours) degree in Clinical Speech & Language Studies from Trinity College Dublin. She is also a voice and dialect coach and has a Masters of Fine Arts (Distinction) from Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.
Clarissa currently works as a Clinical Voice Specialist at The Harley Street Clinic and provides gender-affirming voice therapy at the London Gender Identity Clinic.
Nic Redman, Spoken Voice Coach, Presenter
Nic Redman is a popular spoken voice coach and voice director working internationally with lovely humans involved in voiceover recording, podcast production, broadcast media, presenting and PR.
Recently she has found herself in the booth helping clients on behalf of Netflix, Mercedes Petronas and the BBC. and is also the author of On the Mic , a complete book of warmups and tools for presenters, VoiceOver artists, podcasters and presenters.
Course content overview
Module 1: Introduction and Voice Disorders
Module 2: Jaw
Module 3: Tongue
Module 4: Trills and Emotion
Module 5: Resonance
Module 6: Articulation
Module 7: Pitch
Module 8: Voice Care
Bonus Videos: Your relationship with your spoken voice: Nic Redman and Round Table Discussion: Lydia Hart SLT, Stephen King, Robert Price
