Your voice,
perfected.

Empowering singers, performers, and voice users to achieve their vocal goals through personalised coaching, fostering vocal health routines, and cultivating a unique vocal identity.

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Edinburgh Voice Care studio

What is Vocal Health?

Vocal health involves the daily practices and awareness needed to maintain your voice in its best condition. Whether you speak, sing, or teach — understanding basic care of the voice is essential.

“A healthy voice is not just about technique — it’s about building a sustainable relationship with the instrument you use every day.”

Our approach focuses on your unique voice usage patterns, nutrition, physical wellbeing, and learning to listen to what your voice is telling you. We help you build routines that protect and strengthen your most vital communication tool.

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How we can help you

From your first assessment through to advanced vocal coaching, we tailor every session to your voice and your goals.

Initial Assessment

A 15-minute consultation to understand your vocal history, goals, and determine the best path forward for your voice.

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We'll talk about how you use your voice day-to-day, any concerns you've had with tension or fatigue, and what you want to get out of working together. By the end you'll have a clear plan — whether that's lessons, coaching, or a massage package — and you can book the next session right there.

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Singing Lessons

A holistic approach combining vocal instruction with voice care education — from beginner to advanced, with over 10 years of experience.

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Sessions are paced to your goals — musical theatre repertoire, contemporary styling, classical technique, or finding your own sound. Every lesson weaves in vocal health so the progress you make in the room lasts outside of it.

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Vocal Coaching

Beyond technique — we develop the voice-mind connection for singers, public speakers, teachers, and actors seeking their best voice.

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For performers preparing an audition or role, teachers protecting their voice through a term, or speakers wanting more presence and endurance. We work on the how and the why — how your voice is produced, and why it shows up the way it does in front of people.

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Vocal Massage

Therapeutic soft tissue treatment using Myofascial Release techniques on chest, neck, jaw, and face for vocal relief and recovery.

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Targeted soft-tissue work for the chest, neck, jaw, and face — the muscles that quietly tighten from overuse, stress, or performance nerves. Ideal between a run of shows, after an illness, or when your voice feels stuck. Most clients feel the difference within one session.

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Client Stories

Voices transformed

Hear from singers, performers, and voice users whose lives have changed through our care.

The professionalism and communication from Edinburgh Voice Care was outstanding. I noticed immediate improvements in my vocal freedom after my first massage session — a service I now consider essential to my career.
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Mark Nathan
Professional Baritone, Scottish Opera
Who We Are

Meet our team

Hannah Campbell

Hannah Campbell

Director & Practitioner

With over a decade of professional performance and coaching experience, Hannah brings deep expertise in vocal health, singing pedagogy, and therapeutic vocal massage.

Morgan Gilday

Morgan Gilday

Director & Practitioner

Morgan combines a passion for vocal performance with specialist knowledge in voice care, offering clients a holistic approach to finding and strengthening their unique voice.

Rachel Nicholson

Rachel Nicholson

Voice Specialist

Rachel started out as an actor, trained at LAMDA and Mountview, and holds an MA in Voice Studies from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama. She teaches spoken voice, with accent and dialect coaching her speciality.

Susan Parkes

Susan Parkes

Classical & Opera Singing Teacher

An award-winning soprano and Royal College of Music scholar, Susan has sung at the BBC Proms, the Royal Opera House and the Salzburg Festival. She specialises in releasing vocal tension, coaching singers from music college students to auditioning performers.

Tyla Winter

Tyla Winter

Associate Singing Teacher

A professional vocalist and session musician across pop, soul, jazz and musical theatre, Tyla is researching vocal pedagogy for her PhD. Her lessons are tailored to each student, grounded in vocal health, and built to be fun.

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Get in Touch

Let's start a conversation.

Questions about a service, or just want to say hello? Fill in the form and we'll reply within 24 hours.

  • [email protected]
  • 0131 380 0690
  • 35A Dundas Street
    Edinburgh, EH3 6QQ
  • Come to the front door. If there's no one at reception, just ring the doorbell and we'll be with you.
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