Gender-affirming voice therapy helps clients align their voice with their gender identity by focusing on pitch, resonance, tone, intonation, and other vocal characteristics.

I offer both feminization and masculinization voice training, as well as options for those who want to explore a voice that feels more gender-neutral, fluid, or androgynous. Every session is customized to meet your unique needs and goals, helping you create a voice that feels truly authentic to you.

All clients receive a free 15-minute consultation, followed by a one-time evaluation and regular training sessions. Evaluations and sessions are priced differently, and precise pricing is established during the consultation.

While I currently don't accept insurance, I provide superbills upon request to help with reimbursement. Let's discuss your needs in your consultation.

The number of sessions needed to graduate are established on a case-by-case basis and vary greatly. In your consultation, after gathering information about your current voice and goals, I will be better able to provide you with an estimation of treatment length - but this is only an estimation and can be influenced by many factors.

The evaluation lasts 60-75 minutes, and each treatment session is 45 minutes long. The free, initial voice consultation lasts 15 minutes.

No, there’s no minimum session requirement. Your voice journey is unique, and we’ll tailor it to your needs and goals. While many clients see consistent progress with regular sessions, how often and how long you work with me is entirely up to you. We can discuss what works best for your schedule, budget, and objectives during your consultation.

I strive to be a flexible and accessible asset in your voice journey. Most clients see me once a week, but some require a different appointment frequency.

That’s completely okay! Starting something new can feel overwhelming, and it’s normal to have questions or uncertainties. You don’t need to be fully ready or committed to reach out. I’m here to answer your questions and help you explore what voice therapy could look like for you—no pressure, no strings attached. Feel free to contact me just to chat or learn more. My goal is to make you feel supported and comfortable every step of the way.

I am currently licensed to practice in six states - Texas, California, New York, Massachusetts, Colorado, and Illinois.

You’ll need a stable internet connection, a device with a webcam and microphone (such as a laptop, tablet, or smartphone), and a quiet, private space for sessions.

The evaluation is a one-time session where I assess your current voice, discuss your goals, and create a personalized treatment plan tailored to your needs. At the end of your evaluation, I will teach you a technique so that you can start practicing right away.

Yes, I work with both adults and children, offering services tailored to their specific speech or voice needs.

I understand that life happens! I kindly request at least 24 hours’ notice for rescheduling or cancellations to avoid a missed session fee.

A voice coach focuses on helping you refine and enhance your voice for specific goals, such as public speaking, singing, or performance. Voice coaches typically work on technique, style, and delivery.

A voice therapist, on the other hand, is a licensed healthcare professional who assesses and treats medical or functional issues related to the voice. As a voice therapist, I specialize in helping clients overcome challenges such as vocal strain, pitch concerns, resonance issues, and other voice-related conditions. I also offer gender-affirming voice therapy, which helps individuals align their voice with their identity.

Progress varies by individual and is influenced by factors such as session frequency and practice outside of sessions. We'll regularly review your progress and adjust your treatment plan as needed.

Yes! I offer gender-aligned singing training and voice therapy. We can explore how these services can work together during your consultation.

Absolutely. While I specialize in gender-affirming voice therapy, I also provide traditional speech therapy for various needs, including voice disorders and neurological rehabilitation.

Yes, all sessions are confidential, and I adhere to strict privacy standards.