Somatic Vocal Workshop for Therapists

Reclaim your authentic voice and presence

As a therapist your voice is more than just a tool—it’s how you hold space, set boundaries, and guide transformation.

But what does YOUR voice truly feel like?

Beyond the professional role, the compassionate presence, and the responsibility of care… how can you fully harness the raw, authentic power of your voice? Not just to support your clients, but to protect your energy, maintain your boundaries, and navigate sessions with greater ease?

Our transformational three-part workshop is designed specifically for therapists who want to speak with strength, clarity, and ease—without strain, fatigue, or emotional depletion.

  • Feeling physically and emotionally drained after client sessions

  • With a voice that feels weak or strained, making it harder to communicate effectively

  • Struggling to hold firm yet compassionate boundaries, leaving you feeling overextended and emotionally burdened

  • Sensing a lack of vitality in your therapy work

This occurs because your voice and breath are deeply connected to your nervous system and emotional energy. When they aren’t fully supported, you unconsciously absorb stress, strain your voice, and deplete yourself in the process.

Our three-part workshop helps therapists to restore vocal strength, set boundaries with greater ease, and use breath and voice as tools for grounding, resilience, and presence, so you can support clients without sacrificing your own well-being.

Do you ever find yourself…

Tailored workshops for your community of therapists

Guided by expert facilitators Ellen Garavatti (Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist) and Carrie Hennessey (opera singer and holistic voice coach), this immersive set of workshops can be tailored to groups of therapists, new or established, and offers a supportive, experiential space to:

  • Reconnect with your authentic voice – Discover how your voice reflects your emotional and energetic state, and learn to express yourself with greater ease and confidence.

  • Offload stress and emotional tension – Use breath and voice as powerful tools to release the emotional weight you carry from client sessions.

  • Work with your body's natural responses – Understand the physiological connection between voice, nervous system regulation, and boundary-setting, so you can maintain presence without exhaustion.

  • Recover and recharge after sessions – Develop simple, compassionate practices to restore your energy, soothe vocal strain, and prevent burnout—so you can continue your work with clarity and resilience.

Book for your community of therapists and see them walk away with:

  • More energy throughout the day, without feeling emotionally drained.

  • Stronger, clearer, and more expressive voice with less effort.

  • Emotional resilience—feeling deeply present but not overwhelmed by clients' struggles.

  • More confident boundary-setting, leading to healthier professional relationships.

  • Greater sense of personal fulfillment and connection to their work.