It’s easy to roll your eyes at talk of ancestry and myth in the middle of a digital age. I get it. But the human voice has always belonged to something older. We live in a world of notifications and doom-scrolling, yet the same instincts that once called across wild land are still sitting under the skin.

Nordviind was my way of building a space that remembers that. It began as a rebellion against the endless performing and minimising that strips the life out of a person’s sound. I’ve spent years coaching voices in rehearsal rooms and studios, watching brilliant people twist themselves into something smaller just to survive and I don’t know about you, but I’d had enough.

The work draws on more than a decade of training professional voices and on the long process of finding my own again after trauma. Through that, I learned that sound isn’t just technique, no matter how often the industry insists it is. It’s breath, body, blood, and memory moving together. I came to understand how the nervous system writes itself into the voice: the tension, the silence, the feeling like you're losing a sense of who you are. So Nordviind became the meeting place between the physical and the unseen: where voice science, psychology, and the older languages of nature and myth sit at the same table and start working together again.
 
It’s my lifelong project to build a space where you can breathe, learn, and reconnect to your voice, your confidence, and your ability to show up with authenticity. The work is grounded and trauma-aware, but not therapy. I’ll always point you towards the right medical or psychological support if you need it, because the point is to approach this from every angle. What you’ll find here is guidance, skill, and understanding…and Belle, my dog, who is very much a part of the team.