If you're not being heard in meetings or even social situations, it's most likely due to a combination of your voice and the acoustics of the room. Projecting your voice is one way to stand out from the crowd and gain authority.

Effective communication is defined not so much by what you say as by how you say it! If the end result is a monotonous voice, you will struggle to be taken seriously. You can sound more engaging and ultimately change the perception of others by changing the pitch and tone of your voice, whether at work or at home.

With an estimated 77% of the US population suffering from a similar social phobia, Public Speaking Anxiety can have a significant impact not only on effective speech production but also on social situations and career development.

Symptoms can range from mild (sweaty palms, elevated heart rate) to complete avoidance of the task due to a negative cognitive response and/or behavioural manifestations such as trembling and panic attacks.

We'll work together to develop simple yet effective techniques for dealing with anxiety before or during a presentation, allowing you to focus on delivering your message authentically.