Introduction to Authentic Voicework®: Yoga of the Voice with Stephanie Heidemann ; Thursday Sept 19th at 6:00pm
Introduction to Authentic Voicework®: Yoga of the Voice
Thursday, September 19
6:00 – 7:30 PM EST
$20
“Your voice is a barometer.” – Hazrat Inayat Khan
Come sing! Get to know, and free your voice. Discover the power of your voice as a creative and yogic tool of “flow” and meditative experiences. Attune your bodymind through vocalized sound healing. Learn the anatomy of your voice. Heal your relationship with your voice. Experience music meditation through embodied singing.
As singing connects us with our breath, body and the present moment, it also lights a spark within our community, leading to a deeper sense of recognition and intimacy with others. Founded in basic singing technique, expressive arts therapy theory, kundalini, hatha and nada yoga, Authentic Voicework® is the “Yoga of the voice” – guiding you through the process of connecting you with your own voice as energetic healing.
“Each time I have participated in this workshop, and shared in this process, I have healed, grown, been curious. I am grateful for the wisdom, and Stephanie’s ability to bring forth my authentic voice, while holding a safe space.”
“Life changing! The missing ingredient! Stephanie’s extraordinary gift to bring out and integrate the essential voice goes beyond any energy healing work I have ever done.”
Dress comfortably and ready for movement (jeans / skirts not recommended). Please bring a yoga mat.
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Stephanie Heidemann, LMT blends her unique background in the healing arts into her modality of “Authentic Voicework®: Yoga of the Voice.” Heidemann obtained a B.A. in Expressive Arts Therapy from Indiana University, is a Licensed Massage Therapist, and is currently pursuing her MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with specialization in Music Therapy at Lesley University. She studied classical voice with Brenda Boozer (NY Metropolitan Opera), Movement Therapy with Fanchon Shur, and has been a lifelong appreciator of Hindustani Indian classical music. Stephanie toured nationally with VIDA (IMG-Artists) and HuDost. Stephanie won the 2012 Ringling Towers Award for performing arts and has been an artist in residence at Hermitage Artist Retreat and Hundredth Hill. She recorded original arrangements of early music on her own album, “The Cantiga Project,” and resides in Bloomington, Indiana.