Singing has always been a magical and effortless experience for me. Since I was little girl, I’ve loved to sing more than anything else. And my relationship with my voice is one that I have always honored and trusted.

That relationship was tested though when I went to college to study voice. I had a tough time understanding the way technique was explained. No matter how hard I tried, I couldn’t seem to master what my teacher wanted me to learn. In the process, my voice started hurting and losing its beauty and clarity. I became tense and anxious.

And then I lost my voice.

Yet out of that tough experience came something truly wonderful. You see, I was so desperate to find my way back to my voice– and my confident self– that I learned how to undo all of the techniques that weren’t working. Step by step, piece by piece, I removed all of the beliefs, bad habits, and tensions– mental and physical– I had taken on in school in an effort to sing well. And when they were gone, there was my voice again. Waiting for me.

When people would ask why singing seemed so easy for me, or how I felt so comfortable on stage, I never used to have an answer. I just sang and didn’t think much about it. But because I’d had that experience in school, because I took that journey myself, I became aware of what is necessary to find your way– back or for the first time– to Your Best Voice.

And I became determined to help others to do the same.

After I graduated from University, I went on to have a rewarding career as a performer, singing on stage, television, and in the studio with some incredible artists and companies. It was a wonderful ride, and now I have the joy and privilege of sharing everything I have learned along the way from those amazing experiences, as well as all I have learned from my graduate training and experience in personal and performance psychology.

In my books and articles, and in my work with singers– as well as actors, speakers, executives and others– I have one goal. And that is to help you to find your true voice, and to express yourself– personally, professionally and creatively– with grace, power, freedom, and joy.

I hope you enjoy the website. It is packed with information about my writing, workshops, private counseling and coaching, and how we can connect on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Twitter. Take a look around, and please don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions you may have, or just to say hi. I really look forward to hearing from you, and the chance for us to work and learn together.

With love,

Jennifer Hamady’s clients include:

Performers in Emmy Award-Winning Shows

TEDx Speakers

Singers in Tony Award-Nominated Productions

Jennifer has led engagements for and trained executives and

leaders from renowned organizations and institutions including:

IDEO
The Kaleel Jamison Consulting Group
New York Singing Teachers’ Association
The Waldorf Schools
National Society of Leadership and Success
Institute of the Arts in Healing
The Lookinglass Consultancy
Association of Language Travel Organizations
Noble Pursuits
Expressive Therapies Summit
UNESCO
Songwriters Hall of Fame
TAXI Songwriting Convention
American University
Wells Fargo Advisors
Disney

Jennifer has also recorded, performed and toured with many

incredible artists and companies including:

Jessica Simpson
The VH1 Rock Honors
Delta Goodrem
The Tonight Show
The David Letterman Show
Kid Rock
Cirque du Soleil
Good Morning America
Wyclef Jean

Jennifer is on the Faculty at American University and

The Writer’s Center