Vocal Resilience Academy
The voice is a full-body experience. Let's explore it that way.
A progressive training program for performers, professional voice users, voice teachers, SLPs, myofunctional therapists, movement professionals, bodyworkers, and other practitioners who want to explore how the whole body influences breathing, movement, pressure, the airway, and voice.
You don't need to come in knowing biomechanics.
You don't even need to want to learn biomechanics.
You decide how deep you want to go.
Beginning January 2027, the Academy is moving to a new three-level model.
Join the Vocal Resilience Academy
Choose how deep you want to go.
Beginning January 2027, the Vocal Resilience Academy will follow our new three-level model.
You don't need to commit to the entire Academy at once. Start with the level that matches your experience and your goals, and continue when you're ready.
Levels 1 + 2 | Self-Paced
Work through the material on your own schedule and return to it as your understanding continues to grow.
Level 1 — FEEL IT | $597
Self-Massage, Nervous System Regulation + Positional Movement
Level 2 — LEARN THE ANATOMY | $697
Whole-Body + Voice-Specific Anatomy
These levels give you the experiential and anatomical foundation for the deeper biomechanics work in Level 3.
Already have extensive professional training in these areas? You may be eligible to move directly into Level 3.
Level 3 | Live Virtual Training
BIOMECHANICS + APPLICATION | $1,247
This is where the Academy goes deeper.
Level 3 combines live lecture and application, giving us time together to explore the biomechanics, ask questions, look at real bodies, and understand how to apply and modify the work.
Your Level 3 experience includes:
- Live virtual lectures + application with Christine
- VideoAsk access for questions and individualized feedback
- Whole-body biomechanics from the feet through the cranium
- Integration of the jaw, tongue, airway, larynx, cranium, and vision
- Learning how and why to scale drills up or down
- Exploring how position, gravity, support, and sensory input can change a drill
- Understanding why, when, and for whom you might choose one drill over another
Level 3 isn't about collecting more drills. It's about understanding what you're doing with them.
Not sure where to begin?
If you're new to movement, anatomy, and biomechanics, start with Level 1.
If you already have professional education in anatomy, movement, bodywork, or biomechanics, you may be eligible to bypass Level 1 and/or Level 2 based on your previous coursework and experience.
Reach out to us at [email protected] and we'll help you determine the right starting point.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Why I created Vocal Resilience Academy
The Vocal Resilience Academy grew from something I kept noticing in the voice world.
More and more movement and breathing drills were making their way into voice studios. I would see an exercise shared on social media and then see it being used with singers, sometimes without a clear understanding of what the drill was doing, why it was being used, or whether it was appropriate for that particular person.
I didn't want to create another place to collect exercises.
I wanted to create the education behind them.
But to understand the why, we first need a foundation.
Many voice teachers and singers have never had the opportunity to study detailed anatomy, explore hands-on body awareness, or learn movement in a structured way. That's why the Academy begins there.
The first three modules give you the opportunity to experience the work, learn the anatomy, and explore movement in your own body.
Once that foundation is established, the Advanced Application modules take you deeper into biomechanics. That's where we begin asking:
Why would I choose this drill? What am I trying to influence? Who might benefit from it? When might I modify it? And when might I choose something else entirely?
There was another important reason I created the Academy:
What we know about the body and voice continues to change.
Many of us learned concepts in school or professional training that reflected the best information available at the time. But research evolves. Our understanding of biomechanics, fascia, the nervous system, breathing, movement, and voice evolves with it.
I believe our education should continue to evolve too.
That's why the Academy is not a static curriculum. I continually revisit and update the material, and I invite guest presenters from different professions to bring current ideas, research, and perspectives into the conversation.
And perhaps one of my favorite parts of the Academy is the community that has grown around it.
Voice teachers, SLPs, myofunctional therapists, bodywork professionals, movement professionals, and biomechanics specialists all bring different knowledge to the room.
No one profession has all the answers.
The Academy gives us a place to learn together, ask questions, share what we know, challenge what we thought we knew, and become more thoughtful about how we bring this work to the people we serve.
The goal isn't to give you more exercises (though there are hundreds in this program).
It's to give you the foundation first, then the education to better understand why, for whom, and when.
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We want to make sure you have everything you need for a smooth and successful experience. Reach out to us directly:
- Phone Number: 646-267-4136
- Email: Contact us at [email protected] for quick assistance.
- FAQs: If you have questions about the class, recordings, or our satisfaction guarantee, you'll find answers right here in the details.
If you have any other inquiries, we’re happy to help!