— Somatic vocal practice

Where breath becomes deliberate sound

Voice Yoga works with the body's actual mechanics — breath, resonance, physical attention — as a practice of presence, not performance.

Close portrait framing, Ola's hands lifted to throat height mid-exhale, fingers slightly spread, warm north-facing window light casting soft shadows across her wrists and forearms, linen fabric draped across her lap, quiet rehearsal room behind her, overcast natural light, no fill
Close portrait framing, Ola's hands lifted to throat height mid-exhale, fingers slightly spread, warm north-facing window light casting soft shadows across her wrists and forearms, linen fabric draped across her lap, quiet rehearsal room behind her, overcast natural light, no fill
/ The practice

Sound as a physical act of listening

Voice Yoga begins with the body before the voice. Each session attends to posture, breath cycle, and the way resonance moves through tissue — precise, repeatable, grounded in anatomy.

Ola developed this practice from her parallel work as composer and body-aware musician. It draws on vocal technique and somatic inquiry in equal measure — neither dominates.

How to work together

Individual sessions, groups, retreats

Individual Sessions

Group Practice

Retreats & Workshops

One-to-one sessions tailored to your voice, breath pattern, and practice goals. Available online and in person, by arrangement.

Small-group formats for singers, movement teachers, and practitioners who want to explore Voice Yoga alongside others in a held space.

Intensive multi-day formats in which breath, voice, and sustained attention are practiced across a longer arc. Dates announced seasonally.

Ready to begin working with your voice?

See the full range of sessions, formats, and availability — and find the entry point that fits where you are right now.