Finding Your Voice with Jennifer Hamady

About this episode

Jennifer Hamady discusses the connection between voice performance and emotional expression.

Jennifer Hamady is a voice performance coach and psychotherapist who helps singers, speakers, and leaders unlock real self expression. Her clients include Grammy and Emmy award winners, TEDx speakers, contestants from The Voice and American Idol, and executives from major companies. In this conversation, Jennifer explains why many “technical” voice issues are often tied to emotional or relational patterns. We talk about observation as a skill. Noticing where you hold your breath, where your energy gets stuck, and how to shift into real presence. We also go deeper into what makes communication land. The how matters. Your intention and your energy matter. When it feels like conversation and connection, the result people call “great performance” shows up naturally.

People in this episode

Host: Joseph Varghese

Guest: Jennifer Hamady

Topics covered

• voice performance
• self expression
• communication
• emotional patterns
• observation skills

Keywords

• voice coach
• self expression
• communication skills
• emotional patterns
• performance

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: The Voice, American Idol, TEDx, Grammy, Emmy

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