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Voice Training: Six Steps to a Strong, Confident Voice
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Voice Training: Six Steps to a Strong, Confident Voice

Breathing, vocal cord, resonance and articulation exercises for a clear, strong voice, with a licensed SLP
Created byJulie Cunningham
Last updated 9/2022
English
English

What you'll learn

  • Understand how your voice is made, from your lungs to your lips
  • Improve your breath support and control with guided breathing exercises
  • Steady your voice with exercises for your vocal cords
  • Make your voice fuller and clearer with resonance exercises
  • Speak more precisely with articulation exercises
  • Warm up your voice every day with downloadable audio warm-ups
  • Learn how to reduce vocal fry

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Course content

9 sections • 21 lectures • 1h 58m total length

  • A message from Julie1:47

    Julie invites you to master a stronger, more confident voice through structured chapters, practice exercises, techniques, videos, PDFs and audio downloads, quizzes, and Q&A support.

  • A message from Julie1:02
  • Before we begin...

Requirements

  • No prior knowledge required. Beginners are welcome! You'll learn everything you need to know about the basics of voice production in this course.

Description

Your voice is a big part of how people hear your confidence. A clear, strong voice helps you be heard in meetings, in class and on calls.


In this course, I show you how your voice works, from your lungs to your lips, and then give you guided exercises for each part of it:

  • Respiration: breathing and breath support

  • Phonation: your vocal cords

  • Resonance: vibration and a fuller sound

  • Articulation: clear speech


You'll also learn daily vocal warm-ups, with downloadable audio so you can follow along anywhere, and how to reduce vocal fry.


The lessons are short, so you can fit the exercises into your day, and you can use the warm-ups again before a presentation, a class or an important call.


Who this course is for

  • People who rely on their voice at work, like teachers, leaders, performers and voice actors

  • Students and working professionals who want a stronger-sounding voice

  • People who speak too softly and want more volume

  • People whose voice sounds nasal, high-pitched, rough or squeezed


Your teacher

I'm Julie Cunningham, MA, CCC-SLP, a licensed speech-language pathologist and voice coach. If you have a question about a lesson, post it in that lecture's Q&A and I'll answer it.

Who this course is for:

  • People who rely on their voice for their job, and they want to convey confidence and authority when they speak.
  • Everyday voice users, such as students, working professionals, and homemakers, who want to project a stronger-sounding voice.
  • Professional voice users, such as voice-over actors, performers, CEOs, teachers, and instructors, who want to engage their audience with a clear and melodic voice..
  • People who struggle with projecting their voice (i.e., speak too softly) and want to learn how to speak with more volume.
  • People who feel like they lack confidence when they speak and they want to project a stronger-sounding voice.
  • People who feel like they speak with a nasal voice and want to learn how to drop their voice down into the mouth.
  • People who feel like they speak with a high-pitched voice and want to learn how to lower the pitch of their voice.
  • People who feel like they speak with a rough or squeezed voice and want to learn how to speak with a relaxed and open tone.

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