For many people, expressing what they feel without fear is a real challenge.
You may sense what’s true inside you, but when it comes time to speak, something tightens. You second-guess yourself, soften your words, or hold back altogether. Over time, this can create a growing sense of disconnection and distrust in your own voice.
Pioneering voice teacher Chloë Goodchild believes your voice holds a form of medicine that comes not from anything external, but from presence, attention, and a deeper relationship with your own sound.
This means your voice can shift how you feel, in real time.
Join Chloë for a highly experiential free event where you’ll discover how your voice — expressed through both sound and silence — can become a direct pathway to emotional release, inner guidance, and authentic expression.
Chloë’s Voice Medicine approach is a series of powerful, inside-out practices that shift your relationship with your unique sound — not as performance, but as presence. You don’t need to think of yourself as a singer, know how to carry a tune, or have any musical experience at all.
Here, "medicine" isn’t something you take; it’s something you learn to access through presence. It begins with a willingness to listen to your voice without judgment, release old narratives about how you sound, and move away from trying to "do it right" — toward sensing what you actually need.
Through ancient sound practices and contemporary natural voice work, you’ll begin relating to your voice as a tool for sound-awareness that supports your emotional and energetic wellbeing from the inside out.
During the hour, Chloë will guide you through “Feel the Healing Medicine in Your Voice,” a 3-part somatic vocal healing practice that moves from inner listening to natural vocal expression and, finally, into the quality of silence your sound leaves behind.
Rather than performing or trying to “sing correctly,” you’ll explore how you feel, give that inner experience a sound, and listen deeply to what it means. This practice is designed to help you release tension, soften self-judgment, and experience your voice in a more embodied, intuitive way.
As you begin listening more deeply with intention, old narratives may lose their grip — and expressing yourself spontaneously, with honesty and care, can feel not only possible but natural. Deep nonjudgemental listening with discernment are essential keys.
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from one of the leading voices in the transforming power of sound, and discover how your voice can become a powerful source of healing, creative expression, compassion, and truth.
