One of the primary differences between MovingVoice Therapy and traditional talk therapy, is that it’s focused on paying attention to the sensations and emotions that are held in our body and giving them expression. We don’t just talk about things. We use mindful awareness to study and heal the blocks that occur around speaking up and expressing ourselves. The goal of MovingVoice Therapy is to build a more confident, expressive and joyful sense of Self by bringing more of our voice into the world. 

I call myself an Expressive Voice Psychotherapist because I believe that our ability to express ourselves through our voice, is how we become truly ourselves and build meaningful connections in our lives. If the blocks to speaking up, are too great, we remain stuck and frozen inside, unable to bring our deepest selves into our lives, and this can be devastating. 

Unfortunately at this time, I do not accept insurance as a form of payment. My rate does fall inline with the standard rate of a traditional therapist.

The voice is wounded by experiences where our needs were not met, and it is healed by experiences, where there is space for those same needs to be heard and understood. In MovingVoice Therapy, we get to know these different parts of ourselves, to embody them and to give them voice. We gradually face the vulnerable parts of ourselves that have been stuck inside, lonely and confused, and we simultaneously grow the expressive, joyful and powerful parts of ourselves. We build a stronger sense of Self, a solid ground with roots that connect us to who we truly are and long to be. 

MovingVoice Therapy stands on its own, as a way to heal your voice and your life. For anyone who feels that their voice, be it speaking or singing voice, is central to who they are, MovingVoice therapy is an ideal approach. For anyone who wants to get out of living in their head, and access the energy, aliveness and intelligence of the body, MovingVoice Therapy is an ideal approach.