professional vocal coach, singing teacher, and speech pathologist with over 12 years of experience working with the voice across both artistic and clinical contexts. I hold degrees in Theatre Performance and Speech Therapy, and have studied multiple vocal techniques with internationally renowned coaches. My work is grounded in continuous research and a deep passion for voice science.

As a performer, I’ve worked as a soloist, ensemble singer, actor, and beatboxer. I trained at the Accademia del Teatro Stabile di Torino and the Scuola “Il mestiere del teatro” in Prato, and spent five years performing in theatrical and musical settings, including with the Vocal Blue Trains gospel/electronic choir.

I’ve always felt a strong desire to understand and truly grasp the complexity of what I could do with my voice. I wanted to improve not only through practice, but through deeper awareness—to truly own the sounds I was making. This curiosity led me to explore the voice from a scientific perspective, ultimately guiding me toward speech pathology and voice research.

Clinically, I specialize in the treatment of vocal disorders, particularly for professional voice users. I’m an expert and researcher in the Proprioceptive Elastic Method (Pro.El.), and currently the only representative of this method in Oceania. In 2024, I was both an organizer and a member of the Artistic Committee for the Pan-European Voice Conference (PEVOC). I’m currently in the process of obtaining accreditation as a speech pathologist in Australia to continue offering evidence-based voice care in my new professional context.

My approach to vocal coaching blends technical precision, artistic depth, and scientific insight. I tailor each session to the needs of the individual—whether singers, actors, or speakers—fostering vocal health, freedom, and expressive confidence. I’m committed to ongoing study and professional development to ensure my clients receive the most current, effective, and personalized voice training possible.