While studying vocal performance, voice science, and vocal pedagogy at various institutions across Canada, the United States, and Poland, it was in Québec City that I ultimately founded La Voix Résiliente and developed the La Voix Résiliente (LVR) method.

I’m deeply involved in Québec City’s cultural scene, collaborating with partners such as Centrale Alternative (Le Phoque OFF), L’Ampli de Québec, Diapazone CKRL 89.1, and Culture Capitale-Nationale et Chaudière-Appalaches.

I’m also an associate member of the Pan-American Vocology Association (PAVA), the Alliance chorale du Québec, and the American Psychological Association (APA), and a collaborator with doctorVox, the Voice Laboratory at the McGill University Health Centre, and Dr. Françoise Chagnon’s ENT Clinic. For over 20 years, I’ve been actively involved in the prevention and rehabilitation of vocal issues for both professional and amateur speakers and singers.

No matter the project—whether I’m offering private coaching or leading group workshops—my philosophy remains the same: learning happens in a space of curiosity, kindness, and non-judgment.

My goal is to help every client understand the unique operating manual of their voice, using concrete, accessible, and easy-to-integrate techniques.