Full Voice Coach Certification Program
The voice is the muscle of the soul. - Alfred Wolfsohn
New cohort beginning in early 2024
People are yearning to find their voices.
As a Full Voice Coach, you will engage clients in unleashing
the transformational power of their voices
in their everyday lives and work.
As a Full Voice Coach, you will engage clients in unleashing
the transformational power of their voices
in their everyday lives and work.
Full certification includes 26 hours of online instruction in the full group and learning trios plus practice coaching three clients over three sessions. All sessions will be reviewed by Barbara.
Class schedule will be developed with participants.
End Results for the Program:
Continue deepening our understanding of the Five Elements Framework™ and its application to your own voice and to coaching practice with others.
Understand the role of coach in this context.
Learn and practice the basic pedagogy for Full Voice Coaching, including establishing a connection, assessing the client’s voice, applying the Five Elements Framework™, introducing vocal techniques, and assigning homeplay.
Share and refine our voice stories – the ones we will use as part of our teaching.
Explore how archetypes support this work, both for ourselves as coaches and for our clients.
Learn basic vocal techniques and ways to introduce them.
Identify common vocal challenges and how to address them with the Five Elements Framework™ and other vocal techniques.
Name and bless the gifts that you each bring to this work.
Practice the Full Voice coaching process with three sample clients with follow-up and support from Barbara and colleagues.
Harvest and share learnings from sample clients in the whole group.
Gather and learn a collection of simple songs that open each of the five elements.
Discover how to use poetry with Full Voice Coaching clients.
Learn how to use a keyboard to support Full Voice Coaching (if applicable).
Create an individual plan for continued development and learning – including support needed from Barbara, co-learners, and outside resources.
Discover the emerging work of the Full Voice Institute and how you fit into it.
Create and deepen our community of learning through sacred play.
Tuition: $2,699 payment plan available
Space is limited to 6 participants
What you bring:
Completion of Full Voice Train the Trainer program
Basic coaching skills and/or the capacity to bring deep attention to others
Ability to hear pitch accurately - some singing experience preferred
Class schedule will be developed with participants.
End Results for the Program:
Continue deepening our understanding of the Five Elements Framework™ and its application to your own voice and to coaching practice with others.
Understand the role of coach in this context.
Learn and practice the basic pedagogy for Full Voice Coaching, including establishing a connection, assessing the client’s voice, applying the Five Elements Framework™, introducing vocal techniques, and assigning homeplay.
Share and refine our voice stories – the ones we will use as part of our teaching.
Explore how archetypes support this work, both for ourselves as coaches and for our clients.
Learn basic vocal techniques and ways to introduce them.
Identify common vocal challenges and how to address them with the Five Elements Framework™ and other vocal techniques.
Name and bless the gifts that you each bring to this work.
Practice the Full Voice coaching process with three sample clients with follow-up and support from Barbara and colleagues.
Harvest and share learnings from sample clients in the whole group.
Gather and learn a collection of simple songs that open each of the five elements.
Discover how to use poetry with Full Voice Coaching clients.
Learn how to use a keyboard to support Full Voice Coaching (if applicable).
Create an individual plan for continued development and learning – including support needed from Barbara, co-learners, and outside resources.
Discover the emerging work of the Full Voice Institute and how you fit into it.
Create and deepen our community of learning through sacred play.
Tuition: $2,699 payment plan available
Space is limited to 6 participants
What you bring:
Completion of Full Voice Train the Trainer program
Basic coaching skills and/or the capacity to bring deep attention to others
Ability to hear pitch accurately - some singing experience preferred
What are Full Voice Coaches doing in the world?
Several community song leaders are offering Full Voice to groups and individuals as they foster oral tradition singing in their regions.
A church musician with a music degree is now including Full Voice in her other offerings: spiritual direction, Dances of Universal Peace, and using singing as a form of activism.
A song leader and voice coach is using Full Voice in concert with Yoga of the Voice certification and community song circles. She is also an end-of-life doula who uses voice and harp with her clients and their families.
A therapist is incorporating Full Voice into her work with individual clients. She is also founder of a comfort choir that brings song and presence to people at the end of life. Several trauma-informed therapists incorporate this work into their practice as well.
A graphic designer, singer and father of four is teaching his children the Five Elements as part of their family singing culture. He is also leading weekend workshops that blend Full Voice with improvisational singing.
Several community song leaders are offering Full Voice to groups and individuals as they foster oral tradition singing in their regions.
A church musician with a music degree is now including Full Voice in her other offerings: spiritual direction, Dances of Universal Peace, and using singing as a form of activism.
A song leader and voice coach is using Full Voice in concert with Yoga of the Voice certification and community song circles. She is also an end-of-life doula who uses voice and harp with her clients and their families.
A therapist is incorporating Full Voice into her work with individual clients. She is also founder of a comfort choir that brings song and presence to people at the end of life. Several trauma-informed therapists incorporate this work into their practice as well.
A graphic designer, singer and father of four is teaching his children the Five Elements as part of their family singing culture. He is also leading weekend workshops that blend Full Voice with improvisational singing.
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