NeuroVocal Summer Intensive Pro Training Starts June 2!
Vocal Pedagogy for Popular Styles:
NeuroVocal Professional Training
& Certification
It's a fact:
Most voice students want to learn to sing popular styles.
You ready to do something about that?
You’ve found a big problem.
Teaching popular styles to other people feels hard.
You get inconsistent results from your students.
Sometimes you feel like an imposter.
Of course it's hard!
Because you learned how to sing “properly” according to the rules you were taught in university
OR
you never learned to "sing properly" and got your singing degree from the university of life, singing into a mic on stage.
Meredith Colby
creator of NeuroVocal Method
You might have been taught...
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that pop singing can “ruin” a voice.
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that classical technique can be applied to all styles of singing.
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that you "should have" a college degree in music if you want to coach singers.
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that you shouldn't need to learn how to teach or coach popular styles.
Sick of that baloney yet?
You could be on a path that transforms your work.​
Voice pros who have taken NVM training have called it
Game-changing
Life-giving
Freeing
Life-changing
They've said that this training
made them feel more confident,
banished imposter syndrome,
and
made them look forward to their work again.
Want what these educators have?
The NeuroVocal Summer Intensive begins June 2!!
Is NeuroVocal training right for you?
I have a DMA and I've done a lot of continuing education.
NVM is THE most worthwhile pedagogy-based training I've ever done.
Dr. Bethany Turpin
Singer, Voice Teacher, Studio Owner
Yarmouth, Nova Scotia
People who take this course are:
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classically trained singers & teachers.
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self-trained band singers & singer/songwriters.
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independent & adjunct teachers with students singing popular styles. (rock, pop, contemporary music theater, R&B, indy, hip-hop, country, etc.)
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excited by learning new, rock-your-world + science-y things.
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psyched to add coaching skills to their teaching.
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committed to serving their singers of popular styles.
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interested in understanding the role of neurology in singing.