FOR BODY/MIND/HEALTH

Bodywork and Movement Training:

Alexander Techworks: Jean-Louis does deep and helpful work using Alexander Technique: alexandertechworks.com   

Erika Ackerman: Erika's unique offering of movement training and breath-based bodywork is profoundly helpful and powerful: themovementsalon.com

Five Rhythms:  A great practice to explore freeform movement: Five Rhythms

Medical Referrals for Voice:

Some kinds of vocal difficulty may require medical attention. See an otolaryngologist (a doctor who specializes in working with the ear, nose, and throat, also called an ENT) to get a proper diagnosis. Often they will "scope" you, which involves sending a small camera into your throat to see what is really happening. 

If the doctor's diagnosis warrants it, a speech pathologist may work with you afterwards to help you learn how to manage and improve your condition. 

Dr. Reena Gupta: Otolaryngologist, Osborne Head & Neck Institute, Cedars Sinai Medical Towers. Dr. Gupta is one of the rare ENT's who specializes in the voice: webpage    

Joanna Cazden: Speech Pathologist, Cedars Sinai. Joanna Cazden is a highly respected speech pathologist with extensive singing and performing experience; she has also completed the Fitzmaurice Voicework Certification Program: joannacazden.com  

Other Healing Work:

Castellino Training: I have attended two five-day Womb Surround workshops with Ray Castellino, and a workshop with a certified teacher of this work (Sarah Theismann). Ray’s pre- and perinatal work is extraordinary and can be highly relevant for public speaking and voice. www.castellinotraining.com

Jenny Hoit: Jenny is a gifted therapist, art therapist, and somatic therapist, who is also training in Fitzmaurice Voicework. She is based in Los Angeles and also teaches via Zoom. Jenny Hoit

Somatic Experiencing: I have attended the three-year practitioner training. Incredibly helpful personally and professionally. www.traumahealing.org

Note: I do not receive compensation for providing these links.