Join Lucie & Uta for an afternoon on exploring and owning your voice as self-expression.
Together, we’ll look at how we use our voices, what shapes the way we speak and take up space, and how we can become more intentional in the way we express ourselves.
Through guided self-inquiry, group conversation and embodied practices, we’ll explore the relationship between voice, confidence, authenticity and being seen as a woman - with plenty of practical tools to take into your teaching, facilitation and everyday life.
What we'll explore:
• Your relationship to your voice & public speaking
• The 5 pillars of the voice
• Prosody - how rhythm, tone and emphasis shape the way we communicate
• Practical exercises for clear, confident cueing and direction-giving
• Taking up space without losing authenticity
• Silence, deep listening & presence
• Embodied practices to help you connect to and express your voice
You’ll also receive a take-home handout with key reflections and tools from the session.
For Whom
For all women - across backgrounds, identities and experiences - who feel curious about exploring their voice, presence and inner potential. The workshop is especially suited to yoga teachers, space holders and facilitators, but no teaching or public-speaking experience is required.
The workshop takes place in English.
About Lucie & Uta
Lucie is a 1000h+ certified yoga teacher, sound facilitator and mentor. Throughout the last years, she studied the powerful effects of sound on body and mind, which has led her to question the fundamentals of the voice. She now delivers special workshops and mentorings on finding your voice as an act of reclamation of your life and presence.
Uta is an 800h+ certified yoga teacher and mindfulness coach with a background in contemporary dance. Over the years, she has developed a deep understanding of space holding, sound work, and the use of the voice. This journey has gifted her with a profound knowledge of the self and our surroundings – empowering her to guide others in reconnecting with their inner power and reclaiming it as their own.
