Your words are just a tiny part of your message: the tone of your voice as well as your body language are often much more important! Many body language coaches will teach you how to use your face, arms and hands. This is forgetting that your body language is much more a matter of using your legs, hips and spine to strengthen your physical presence. I can help you with that.

Furthermore, controlling your voice supposes that you control the air outflow from the lungs. Here again, your spinal control plays a crucial role: when you slouch, your lungs are "folded" and badly controlled. Not only singers and actors will hear the difference: all public speakers will, as well as their audience! 

private clients

Lawyers, politicians, executives, managers, singers, artists and comedians: all those who need to speak in public can benefit from the posture expertise. 

INStitutions

I enjoy working with business schools and MBA programs e.g., in leadership or negotiation workshops.