Do you have a healthy workforce?

Working on wellness? Healthy Vocal Habits are an integral component to organizational learning and development.

Protect, Preserve, and Promote Healthy Voice Habits through group training and coaching.

Speaking? Presenting?

With mounting healthcare costs, increased sick days, lost income and deals, having a healthy voice is integral to individual and organizational success.

Who Benefits From Vocal Health Training?

Some examples include:

Improve your clarity, reduce vocal strain, and engage students and colleagues more effectively.

Entrepreneurs and Founders

Refine your vocal delivery to inspire confidence, build credibility, and communicate their vision effectively.

Health Professionals

Improve your vocal delivery and health. Enhance trust, reduce misunderstandings, and make challenging conversations more impactful.

Conduct interviews, lead onboarding, facilitate training, and communicate in a healthy way.

Lawyers

Vocal training can help lawyers project authority, control their tone, and adapt their delivery for maximum impact in various settings.

Public Relations Professionals and Spokespersons

Manage your nerves, project confidence, and deliver consistent messaging under pressure.

Enhance your ability to influence, create connection, and maintain energy throughout presentations.

Senior Executives

Inspire teams, deliver speeches, command attention, convey authority, and adapt to different contexts, while protecting your voice.

Trainers and Corporate Coaches

Improve vocal endurance, clarity, and variation to keep participants attentive and engaged.

Did you know?

Days Lost On Average

Voice disorders account for up to 40 lost workdays and about $3,400 in short-term disability payments per claim annually. This impact is comparable to chronic conditions like asthma, heart disease, and depression.

Factors That Contribute to Voice Disorder Risk

There are a variety of conditions that contribute to vocal health, including aging, alcohol, allergies, dehydration, screaming, smoking,  voice misuse or overuse, and more.

Source: Mayo Clinic

Percent of Adults Have A Voice Disorder in their Lifetime

A U.S.-based study found the lifetime prevalence of a voice disorder was 29.9%, with 6.6% of participants reporting a current voice disorder. 

Source: PubMed

Chief Operating Officer, VIVA Therapeutic Services

Beth Fairbairn

Tatiana has a lovely presence online as an instructor, she has a voice that is easy to listen to, and she made the workshop, interactive and engaging for all. 

What’s your plan to keep you and your workforce healthy?

As a classically-trained vocalist, American Speech-Language Hearing Association certified speech-language pathologist, and experienced manager, I understand the challenges of the voice, and I know what it means to keep up productivity and drive down costs and lost opportunities that are preventable.

I offer a variety of online custom workshops, ranging from lunch-and-learns to more comprehensive workshops, that focus on your organizational needs.

Some of the areas I focus on include: 

Vocal Health and Protecting Your Voice

Good and bad vocal habits, optimizing your environments, building vocal resiliency and stamina are just a few variables in the long-term health and success of your voice.

Strategies for Clear Communication

Self-consciousness about accents, clarity of speech, speech rate, or anxiety about speaking are just a few variables that can impact overall communication success. 

Job and Workflow Design

Organizations can establish a workplace that facilitates the productivity and the well-being of their employees by prioritizing both vocal and environmental health. 

I want my team to be healthier

Let’s connect and discuss your organizational needs and deliver an excellent workshop that will help you meet your goals.