Vocal Massage Therapy in London
Your voice shouldn't feel like hard work.
If your voice feels tired, tight or restricted - or you're simply asking a lot of it - Vocal Massage Therapy can help reduce unnecessary muscular tension and restore a greater sense of ease and freedom.
Vocal Massage Therapy (VMT) is a gentle, specialist hands-on treatment working with the muscles involved in voice and breathing. Whether you're a singer in the middle of a run, an actor preparing for performance, a professional voice user experiencing fatigue, or simply someone struggling with persistent tension around the jaw, neck or throat, treatment is tailored to you, your voice and what you need it to do.
Vocal Massage Therapy sessions are available in Forest Hill, South East London.
"From the start I felt very engaged with the whole process. I was taking part rather than just being the passive recipient. Throughout the massage, Aimee explained each step and described the muscles and nerves involved, asking me if I was comfortable. She also reminded me how to breathe and relax. To sum up, I felt completely confident in Aimee’s very professional hands throughout the 30 minutes. I felt very good afterwards with all the built up tension released"
Freda Bayne, Stromness, Orkney
Could VMT help you?
If you're experiencing vocal fatigue or strain; tightness around the throat, neck or jaw; tongue-root tension; reduced range or flexibility; difficulty moving between registers; tension associated with belting or demanding performance schedules; or stress-related vocal tension, VMT may be a useful part of your vocal care.
If you're experiencing persistent symptoms, or have a diagnosed condition such as MTD, globus or LPR, Vocal Massage Therapy can work alongside appropriate medical or clinical voice care where suitable.
Who can benefit from VMT ?
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Professional singers and vocal performers
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Actors, voice-over artists, and recording artists
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Instrumental players experiencing tension in the jaw, face, or throat area (Wind, Brass, Strings)
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People with high vocal demands, including teachers, lecturers, presenters and solicitors
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Individuals who experience vocal fatigue, strain, or tension from regular voice use
What happens during a session?
We begin with a consultation to establish what you need and what you would like to achieve. I use a biopsychosocial approach, meaning treatment is centred around you, with you actively involved in decisions about your care.
Depending on what we find, treatment may include gentle hands-on work around the neck and throat, jaw and face, tongue, laryngeal area and muscles involved in breathing
My approach
I trained in Vocal Massage Therapy with Stephen King at the Voice Care Centre a leading UK centre for vocal health and rehabilitation.
As an Estill Mentor & Course Instructor and professional voice coach, I bring detailed knowledge of vocal anatomy and function into every treatment.
That means we can explore not only where you're holding tension, but how that tension may be interacting with the way you're using your voice.
For singers, actors and other professional voice users, this can be particularly valuable: treatment isn't separate from your voice work — it's part of understanding the whole instrument.
If you're not sure whether Vocal Massage Therapy is suitable for you, please get in touch or book a free chat. If your symptoms require assessment beyond my scope of practice, I will recommend appropriate clinical support.
Ready to book, or already a returning client? Choose your session below.
Based in Forest Hill, South East London,
I welcome professional voice users and non-professional clients alike.