All SVRS sessions are 55 minutes in length. You can choose between:

• Full-Time Membership (4 sessions/month): $390

• Part-Time Membership (2 sessions/month): $195

For the most consistent progress, many singers opt for weekly sessions (full time membership), but great improvement is very possible with twice-monthly sessions.

Lessons are scheduled based on your availability and do not need to be at the same time each week, allowing for flexibility month to month!

Yes! In fact, a large portion of my studio works virtually.

Online sessions are highly effective for addressing vocal challenges, and I’ve successfully worked with singers all over the world for several years. You’re also welcome to do a mix of in-person and virtual sessions depending on your needs.

No matter the format, the level of instruction and care remains the same.

Most singers begin noticing consistent improvement within the first 8–10 sessions.

However, like any form of rehabilitation, lasting change and habit-building can take up to 6 months depending on your goals and consistency.

Every voice and situation is different, so your timeline may be shorter or longer. We’ll adjust as we go based on your progress.

Your first session will include a consultation and intake where we’ll:

• Talk through your goals and vocal history

• Explore targeted exercises to assess what you’re experiencing

• Create a clear, personalized plan moving forward

We’ll also review any information you’ve received from your medical provider so we’re all aligned. You’ll leave with a clear understanding of what we’re working on and how we’ll get there.

Once you’ve moved through the rehabilitation phase, you have the option to seamlessly transition into traditional voice lessons.

In fact, many singers choose to continue! Ongoing lessons help reinforce the healthy habits we’ve built and allow you to keep growing with someone who understands your voice and history.

A referral is not required.

However, before we begin, I do ask that you share any relevant medical information (such as scope videos/images, evaluations, or diagnoses) so I can best support you.

If you’re not referred by a provider, I’m always happy to connect with your laryngologist or speech-language pathologist. Collaboration is key, and it’s importaht that we create the best voice care team for you!

At this time, I do not accept insurance.

Some clients have been able to classify sessions as professional or work-related expenses depending on their field. I recommend checking with your CPA or tax professional to see what may apply to you.

SVRS work complements the work you’re doing with a speech-language pathologist or voice therapist, but applies it directly to singing.

We take the techniques and strategies from voice therapy and integrate them into your singing in a practical, functional way. This helps bridge the gap between clinical work and real-world vocal performance.

As a Singing Voice Rehabilitation Specialist, I’m trained in how the voice functions across all systems—breath, vocal fold function, resonance, and more—and how injury or imbalance impacts singing.

This allows me to collaborate with medical professionals and help you rebuild your voice in a way that feels connected, sustainable, and specific to you as a singer.

Affiliations:

• The Voice Lab at Geisinger Hospital (Danville, PA)

  • Dr. Kenneth Altman, Chair of Otolaryngology

  • Kaitlyn Kishbaugh, CCC-SLP, Chief Speech-Language Pathologist

• Full Member, Pan American Vocology Association (PAVA)

Education & Training:

• Singing Voice Rehabilitation Practicum under Dr. Kari Ragan (SVRS-VT), affiliated with the University of Washington Voice Center

• Master of Music, Vocal Performance – New York University

• Bachelor of Arts, Musical Theatre – Wilkes University

• Certified in Levels 1 & 2, Evidence-Based Voice Pedagogy

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