Magic of Voice, with Advaita Mane!

Your voice can whisper, wonder, sing, stretch, giggle, and roar — it can even say the things your heart doesn’t have words for yet.

This Sunday morning, a fun, engaging session to help your child speak with confidence and clarity.

Whether they’re shy or outspoken, this session will help them tap into the joy of using their voice meaningfully.

This is not simply about 'performing' or 'being loud'. It’s about discovering how your voice feels — and how it can help you connect express and even have a little fun with your thoughts.

Expect: voice warm-ups & games, storytelling with expression, and a peek into Advaita Mane's 15+ years of experience working with children across India using Language & Performing Arts.

Who is this for?

It’s for children and teens aged 6 to 18 — and their parents too! You’ll each get something different out of it and we think it’s extra special when families explore their voices side by side.

When and Where?

Sunday morning! 13 July 2025 @ 10:00am

The workshop will be held on Google Meet. You’ll get the link in your email as soon as you register.

Who is Advaita Mane?

Advaita is an artist and voice coach who has spent years helping people listen to themselves more closely and to express themselves vividly. She works closely with children adults and schools across India thoughtfully showing how self-expression can be a path to becoming lighter and brighter. Her sessions are playful, absorbing, and full of feeling and in this one she will help us open up to the possibilities that sit quietly in our little voice box.

What is the cost?

There’s no fee to join. All you need is an open heart and a little curiosity.

Will I receive a recording?

At Young Soul Tales we believe that learning happens best when we feel safe. That’s why we don’t share recordings of our sessions. When no one’s watching later it becomes easier to try to wonder and to speak from the heart.

You may also like the following events from Young SoulTales:

• Next Sunday, 20th July, 10:00 am, Guess Who? A Deeper Look at Your Child in online