Singing & it’s preconceptions…

There is a common misconception that those who can, do & those who can’t, teach. In reality, especially in vocational subjects those who can both do & teach. It’s arguably the only way that expertise can be passed from one … Continue reading →

Drink your way to a healthy voice…

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Life has a habit of getting in the way of good vocal practice & health. Most of us enjoy an alcoholic drink every now & then, or perhaps as a way of winding down at the end of a stressful … Continue reading →

Voice Archive

Whilst preparing for the production of our forthcoming training DVD (A Fundamental Guide for Education Professionals: Manual Handling, Back & Voice Care Solutions) we’re also amassing an archive of biographies on distinguished colleagues in the world of voice. So far, … Continue reading →

Voice the Union – Back & Voice Article by Lorna Taylor & Gemma Boaden

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This article was published in Voice The Union’s August 2011 magazine. We are currently working with Lorna Taylor on a training DVD for Education Professionals. Visit our website for more information. Practical Tip to Save your Back & Voice by … Continue reading →

Voice in Sport

With Wimbledon over & another year without a British man in the final (let alone winning the tournament!) my mind has turned to the incredible yelps, gasps, screams & shouts that the players emit during their matches. There was a … Continue reading →

Team-Building is really important…

Team building is part of a psychological discipline called organisational psychology. It inspires groups of workers to communicate through a series of planned events that are fun & motivational. These events can be used to determine strong points in an … Continue reading →

Back Pain & Voice

We’re currently in the process of conducting research into the connections between back pain & your voice. This is particularly important for teachers who work consistently at a low height. We’re working with Lorna Taylor (@jollyback on twitter) on producing … Continue reading →