In this two and a half hour workshop, you will use the elements of breath work, toning, vocalizations, meditation, gentle movement, yoga nidra and song to nourish the body, clarify the brain, deepen the breath and free the voice within yourself. All of these elements help you to access your creative and emotional depths and to feel where your authentic voice originates.

The workshop supports and nurtures all singing levels. It does not matter how your voice sounds or where you are starting from, it only matters how your voice feels. The work is not about performing, it is about transforming by opening up your body, your breath and your voice.

Participant Objectives:
Discover, feel and enjoy your authentic voice.
Feel a deep connection between your body and your mind.
Unlock your vocal potential and creative potential.
Restore harmony in your body
Release tensions and rebalance your physical, mental and emotional selves.
Create space for inner growth and contemplation.

“To sing is to surrender and let go to create space within yourself. The space to be able to breathe, move, imagine, create and feel. To sing is to reclaim your voice, to reclaim your sense of self and creativity.”

Price: 35 Euro

What participants have said:

“The classes with Kendy have always grounded me and cultivated my own powerful energy and voice, allowing me to feel good, deeply rooted, strengthened, reconnected, and re-centered. At the end, I feel so deeply connected with myself that nothing can shock me, it is like that I can do it all! It just feels so good to work with Kendy! I am so grateful for her and for her work.”
— Nicole W., Yoga Teacher

“Kendy is an experienced and knowledgeable teacher. She shares her love and belief in the power of singing, in such a manner, that each session left me feeling excited and positive.”
— Amy S., Stylist & Writer

“Working with Kendy has been very much part of my discovery and healing process. In the beginning, I was doing the lessons just because I wanted to use the time well and improve my singing, but later it became a vital part of my well-being. I have never experienced singing in such a way.”
— Mirna S., Musician & Producer

More information: www.openvoiceberlin.com