I am passionate about grounding vocal freedom in science based vocal function - and while I'm all about that anatomy, you are more than just a pair of vocal folds! You are a person who deserves to find joy in expressing with your voice, whether that's on a Broadway stage, the TED talk stage, or to your loved ones over dinner.

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No matter your level of technique or vocal health, you and your voice do not need "fixing." You simply need the tools, understanding, and guidance that allow your own growth and path to efficiency and freedom to emerge.

This is a collaborative process, where together we ensure that you can experience the differences in your voice and what you're doing to achieve them. To me, this is not one-size-fits-all - you and your voice are unique, and different people benefit from different approaches. I customize the work I do with each client so that your needs are met with a plan that suits you.

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Meet Your Vocal Wizard!

Sarah is speech-language pathologist, singing performer, and singing teacher. Based in New York City, Sarah maintains a clinical caseload at the Grabscheid Voice and Swallowing Center of Mount Sinai Hospital. She also serves as adjunct faculty at Pace University, where she teaches the graduate level Voice Disorders course. Sarah regularly presents educational lectures on vocal health and performance and manages a singing studio for private clients. Her research has covered a wide variety of topics in voice, swallowing, and upper airway disorders. In 2020, her study on voice feminization through voice therapy and surgery was published in the Laryngoscope and presented nationally at the Fall Voice Conference.

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When not fulfilling her mission to make vocal technique and voice therapy more accessible through her empowering teaching and training, Sarah enjoys performing on a regular basis herself. A classically-trained soprano who performs as a crossover artist, Sarah earned a Bachelor of Music degree in Vocal Performance at Chapman University. She later earned an MS in Speech-Language Pathology from Northwestern University, where she focused her studies and training in voice rehabilitation.

Sarah holds a Certificate of Clinical Competency in Speech Pathology, is certified in Level 1 and 2 Estill Voice Training, and is a member of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association’s SIG 3, a nationally-recognized special interest group in voice and upper airway disorders. Her specialized combination of singing background, performance experience, and clinical education and expertise have enabled her to serve elite performers including Broadway performers, Metropolitan Opera singers, and Netflix actors.