Exploring Your Voice with Nicki Rogers

Event information

This session will cover the basics of vocal health, and how the voice will really tune in on getting to know your own range, mindfully learning about your own voice and overcoming anxiety with techniques mindfulness strategies. For anyone who doesn’t know their voice or more importantly wishes they had a different one, this workshop will be for you!

This session is aimed at women or anyone who identifies as female. Much of the time women are conditioned to present their voice in an acceptable and tolerable way – we edit our sound before we make it! This workshop will help understand the beauty of imperfection and vulnerability and breaking the mould we may have been placed in.

This is a 3 hour workshop from 2pm-5pm.
Three things you will gain from attending:
1) Understanding of the voice
2) Understanding of how the mind and voice are connected
3) Understanding of how mindful voice work can help liberate us from self limiting beliefs.

This session is run by Nicki Rogers - a vocal coach and choir director largely working with women. She specialises in mindful voice, with a specific focus on the management of music performance anxiety.

Nicki’s social media links:
www.Nickirogers.com
For more information about this workshop, please contact Nicki by email: nicki@nickirogers.com

How to access the Beechey Room:
This event is in the Beechey Room which is on the ground floor of York House Centre, London Road, Stony Stratford, Milton Keynes.
To get to the Beechey Room, please use the side door to the right of the Main Hall, once in the building, please turn left and the Beechey Room is on your right.
For wheelchair access only, please use the Main Door into the Main Hall and go through the Hall into the stairwell and the Beechey Room is to your right.

How to find us and parking:
We have car parking in front of the building (with two disabled spaces), or across the road in the Hawkins Close Car Park.
To get to York House from Galley Hill, Fairfields or Whitehouse, you can catch the Number 6 or X6 bus.

For more information about York House Centre please go to our website: http://york-house.org.uk/