How We Can Work Together
Here are three ways we can work together. Whether you are dealing with a voice disorder, building your singing technique, or preparing for a demanding performance schedule, there is a way forward.
Voice Therapy
Evidence-based, individualized care for voice disorders. Designed for people who depend on their voice. I work with singers, speakers, teachers, and anyone navigating hoarseness, vocal fatigue, muscle tension dysphonia, or other voice conditions. I also offer gender-affirming voice training.
Singing Voice Training
Science-informed vocal training for singers across genres. Whether you are recovering from injury, transitioning between styles, or building your technique from the ground up, these sessions meet you where you are and help you understand your instrument as deeply as you use it.
Professional Voice Consulting
Support for performers, speakers, and voice professionals with high-demand schedules. We look at your vocal load, your environment, and your habits, and build a plan that keeps your voice strong and resilient across the long haul.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about working together
I am an in-network provider with select insurance plans. In Texas, I am in-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Humana, and Medicare. I am also able to accept Medicare beneficiaries in California and New York. Coverage and benefits vary by plan, so eligibility and coverage will be verified prior to starting services.
While you can schedule an initial consultation right away, beginning voice therapy requires a medical referral (depending on your insurance provider) as well as a laryngeal examination from an ENT or laryngologist to evaluate your vocal folds. If you don't have a referral or haven't seen an ENT yet, don't worry, we can discuss your insurance requirements during your initial call, and I can help connect you with a specialist.
A laryngeal exam allows a physician to look at your vocal folds using a small camera. This helps us understand exactly what is happening structurally and guides the therapy plan. For voice therapy, this is typically required before starting treatment. For singing voice training or consulting, it may be recommended depending on your situation but is not always necessary.
All sessions are conducted virtually via secure video. This allows me to work with clients regardless of location — voice therapy clients must be located in Texas, California, or New York during sessions, while singing voice training and consulting are available worldwide.
Most clients see meaningful progress within 6 to 12 sessions, though the timeline varies depending on the diagnosis, your goals, and how consistently you practice between sessions. We will discuss expectations during your initial consultation.
Voice therapy is a clinical service focused on treating voice disorders and restoring healthy vocal function. It requires a licensed speech-language pathologist. Singing voice training focuses on building technique, artistry, and performance skills for singers. Some clients benefit from both, and we can discuss which service (or combination) fits your needs during a consultation.
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