Research Symposium Seeks Panel Representatives I am super excited for this upcoming Symposium on ethics, with Voice Study Centre, which is entitled: Staying in Your Lane: Ethical Considerations for Teaching Singing and Caring for Voices This will be held in conjunction with University of Wales Trinity Saint David, De Montfort University and Singing for Health … Continue reading Seeking Voices to discuss Ethics in Voice Teaching

Once again, I'm over the moon to be able to be helping out with this fantastic local event. This year the whole event is to be held online via Zoom (Covid Style!) - turn up to as much or as little as you please for just the minimum donation cost of £3 - that's a … Continue reading Stoke Sings! – Lockdown 2021

This year International Womens Day falls on 8th March. To celebrate #IWD, Motherwell Cheshire have a huge programme of #womensupportingwomen events taking place ALL WEEKEND from 6th March - 8th March inclusive. You don't have to stay for it all, but you can drop in and out as you wish. Click here for the full … Continue reading Singing for International Women’s Day

Singing keeps your brain active: learning new skills is an engaging and enriching experience and singing is scientifically proven to keep you feeling young As well as feeling young, singing may help stave off the mental and physical symptoms of dementia, Alzheimer's or Parkinson's, keeping your motor and memory abilities in great shape Singing has … Continue reading 6 reasons you should take up singing after 50

In March 2018 I was invited to join Liz and Ellen on their Redshift Radio show: Sunny Side Up to talk about singing and Tourettes. I have personally never worked with a student who has Tourettes (yet!), but I have worked with actors and singers in a professional capacity who have been diagnosed. Being invited to … Continue reading Singing & Tourettes