Little Book of Speaking Up

Just like a musical instrument, our bodies can go out of tune. When our inner harmony is blocked by stress or insecurity, it can affect one of the most essential parts of who we are: our voice. In THE LITTLE BOOK OF SPEAKING UP, music teacher and breath therapist Jutta Ritschel builds on years of experience to teach readers how to relax their bodies and support their breathing, helping their voice become livelier and more resilient.

With 50+ five-minute exercises - such as tongue twisters and even singing - this book asks and answers questions that include:

*Can a healthy voice improve our mood?

*How do we maintain clarity and confidence when we're tired or burned out?

*In what ways can we improve our voice under pressure?

These simple daily exercises will help anyone develop better resonance, tone, clarity - and confidence!

“"[Ritschel offers] physical practices meant to strengthen voice in her brief, snappy debut. The approachable style is complemented by colorful, lively illustrations. Ritschel's exercises and prompts will provide helpful ways to facilitate expression for all members of a family."-- Publishers Weekly”

"[Ritschel offers] physical practices meant to strengthen voice in her brief, snappy debut. The approachable style is complemented by colorful, lively illustrations. Ritschel's exercises and prompts will provide helpful ways to facilitate expression for all members of a family."--Publishers Weekly

Jutta Ritschel is a music teacher and breath therapist. She teaches private lessons and speaks widely at workshops and seminars. Ritschel has studied music education and piano and draws on the wealth of artistic and educational experience she has gained in many years of working in private practice. She lives in Germany.

Just like a musical instrument, our bodies can go out of tune. When our inner harmony is blocked by stress or insecurity, it can affect one of the most essential parts of who we are: our voice. In THE LITTLE BOOK OF SPEAKING UP, music teacher and breath therapist Jutta Ritschel builds on years of experience to teach readers how to relax their bodies and support their breathing, helping their voice become livelier and more resilient.With 50+ five-minute exercises - such as tongue twisters and even singing - this book asks and answers questions that include:Can a healthy voice improve our mood?How do we maintain clarity and confidence when we're tired or burned out?*In what ways can we improve our voice under pressure?These simple daily exercises will help anyone develop better resonance, tone, clarity - and confidence!

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