About voicework
Yasia has been developing voicework with a somatic approach for the last 15 years. This is a deeply compassionate and non judgmental approach to meeting your authentic voice through natural sounding, singing and tracking of the physical patterns in the body. A safe and supportive space for those who feel shy, inhibited or not as fully expressed as they’d like to be, or for those who want to develop their voice and expression of their life’s work more fully.
Why work with your voice?
Your voice is a direct connection to who you are.
We all know when our voice feels resonant and true. We also know the times where it seems to disappear, the tone changes, the strength isn’t there, or we have trouble speaking up. This practise is to nourish, open and support your true voice, both from the physiological, emotional and energetic aspects of voice.
Your Voice is one of your Super powers!
The world around us, inside and our very muscle and bone is frequency. Your voice is your super power, for healing, for expression, for communication, for tuning yourself up, literally raising your own frequency to that of one of resilience and wellbeing.
Why is your Voice now more important than ever?
In these challenging times we are in, the more we are connected we are to our deepest selves, the more we are anchored in who we are the more we are able to stand up, speak up, rise up and face these challenges of these times. The intention is to meet an increased sense of energy, joy, uplift and ease of expression, cultivating the healing capacities associated with more access to your self through your Voice.
Yasia offers
A safe, non-judgemental healing space to explore your voice and express through sound.
Opportunity to discover your own voice, both the intuitive inner voice and the literal sound of your own resonance.
A space to voice your deepest wish for your life.
Specific coaching tools and support for allowing those deep heart intentions to become manifest realities in the material world.
Yasia works with a combination of lighthearted humour and gentleness - for when the heart feels safe enough to sound, it is the most profound place to voice and move from, irrespective of ‘tune’ or ‘pitch’, 'physical fitness'.
Photography provided by Alan Rowlette