Is a lack of confidence holding you back?
I can help you.
⋆ Wedding speeches ⋆
⋆ Work presentations ⋆
More persuasive pitches
⋆ Leaders who own the room ⋆
⋆ Less anxiety before board meetings ⋆
⋆ Wedding speeches ⋆ ⋆ Work presentations ⋆ More persuasive pitches ⋆ Leaders who own the room ⋆ ⋆ Less anxiety before board meetings ⋆
Hi, I’m Susie. I teach people who are afraid find rockstar confidence so they can perform their best in high-pressure meetings, keynotes and panels.
My clients have gone from ‘crippling fear of karaoke’ to ‘singing in public’ and from ‘wedding speech nerves’ to ‘communicated feelings effectively’. If I can help someone who is terrified of a karaoke mic, imagine what we can do with a nervous exec before a presentation.
I will help you discover just how impactful you can be when your nervous system is calm and regulated and you believe in yourself just a tiny bit more. If you can sing, you can do anything.
Together we will breathe, move & sing. I tailor my sessions to each individual client - there is no one size fits all.
I offer 1:1 presentation confidence sessions, group sessions for women in leadership, and one off intensive 1:1 high stakes pitch rehearsal sessions.
Schedule a 15 minute discovery call to see how we can work together via the link below:
★ Being seen and heard is at the core of what I do as a professional musician. I have been performing, writing & recording for 30 years at major venues worldwide. You can find out more about my work as an artist here.
★ I am a music industry mentor for Help Musicians - nurturing and inspiring musicians to achieve their full potential. Helping people find their way out of their shell is what I do.
★ I suffer from anxiety, panic disorder and lifelong stage fright, and so am uniquely positioned to understand even the most nervous individuals. I teach the techniques I use myself to own the stage and be remembered.
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“It took me a very long time to gather the courage to book a singing lesson--it is one of those things I fear most, right up there with air travel...but unlike flying, something I secretly yearned to do. So as my 45th birthday gift to myself I decided to go for it...and I'm so glad I did. Even though she is brilliantly, gloriously talented herself, Susie made my shyest self feel safe. She is vulnerable about her own anxiety and that makes her relatable. Through facing my fear, I was able to build courage. I highly recommend for anyone--gifted songbirds and those of us who have a crippling fear of 'Kaoake Night,' but want to learn to sing in spite of ourselves.”
Sara DiVello, Author
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“Susie is the most incredible teacher I've ever had—an absolute gem. She's helped me become a better singer in only a few weeks (so much better!) and my confidence overall has increased dramatically. Not only is she a talented artist and instructor, but she has a genuine instinct for helping people feel safe. Susie has the rare ability to help students improve and grow while also keeping things fun.”
Amy B. Scher, bestselling author
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"Ever since I was a kid, I wanted to be a rockstar. One catch: I couldn’t sing on key. The moment someone else was around, rather than sing along to favorite songs on the radio, I swallowed all that passion back inside. Then I met Susie. With much grace, kindness, patience, and laughter, Susie showed me that I could sing on key. And that I actually had a pretty voice. The amount of pleasure this has brought into my life is immeasurable. Whilst I’m still not a rockstar (a bit too old), I do now happily belt out my favorite songs, sometimes even in public."
Jane Ratcliffe, writer
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I cannot recommend Susie highly enough. I sought Susie’s professional help primarily to find techniques and confidence for public speaking in a work capacity (conferences, investor meetings). Secondarily, I asked for help in “finding my voice”, to accompany a strong sideline interest in songwriting (recording) and singing for fun. Susie is able to get the best out of people by making them feel instantly at ease. I have since recommended Susie to several work friends and family members and friends, whether to conquer nerves in public speaking or to find their best singing voice.
Chris Eddis, hotelier
“When people sing, they control their breath. The process of singing requires expanding the duration of exhalation. During the exhalation phase of breathing, there is an increase in the effectiveness of the myelinated vagal efferent pathways on the heart. This explains how singing or playing a wind instrument would contribute to a calmer physiological state and provide greater access to the social engagement system.”
— Stephen W. Porges, The Pocket Guide to the Polyvagal Theory: The Transformative Power of Feeling Safe
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