Having worked for many years with the Voice Studio International, led by Nadine George, I offer vocal training that helps to develop greater awareness of the relationship between the voice and the body.

This work allows you to reveal the authenticity of your voice and express your full vocal potential.

 

The aim of voice work is to embody the voice in the body, to express vocally all our humanity, with its flaws, its fragilities, its sorrows and its joys, its light and its darkness, its feminine and masculine sides. In this way, we become more aware of our voice and its authenticity.

A voice projected with sufficient volume can attract attention and reveal self-confidence and leadership.

 

Leadership is not the result of a learned method, but calls on a number of notions such as active listening, benevolence, assertiveness and non-verbal communication.

And it relies on an often overlooked tool: the voice.

The way a leader speaks and communicates can have a profound impact on his or her ability to inspire, guide and motivate others.

The voice isn't just a means of conveying information, it's a powerful tool for making emotional connections, influencing positively and demonstrating natural authority.

A leader's voice reflects his or her personality and self-confidence.

A firm, clear voice conveys an impression of competence and assurance. On the other hand, a hesitant or uncertain voice can sow doubt and insecurity.

Tone of voice is crucial.

A soft, compassionate voice can ease tensions in moments of crisis, while a firmer, authoritative voice may be needed to make difficult decisions.

The ability to change tone according to circumstances shows a leader's flexibility and capacity to adapt.

Great leaders know how to use their voice to tell compelling stories, express their passion for their vision and inspire enthusiasm in their team. A voice full of emotion can touch hearts and minds, inspiring others to follow with dedication.

A leader's voice can build bridges, inspire action and forge strong relationships. His voice can become a catalyst for change, growth and organizational success.

In short, voice and leadership are intrinsically linked.

A confident, expressive and attentive voice can reinforce influence and the ability to mobilize others.

Charisma and voice are also intimately linked. A well-used voice can reinforce charisma by creating an emotional connection, conveying clarity, captivating the audience, expressing enthusiasm and reinforcing authenticity.

A melodious voice, with subtle variations in tone, can capture the listener's attention. It can express emotion, enthusiasm and sincerity, creating an emotional bond with the audience.