“There is nothing like the sound of your voice with your heart in it.”
-Tessa and Johannes
About Evolved Vocology
We believe that true connection begins in the body.
Our breath, posture, and voice shape how we relate to ourselves and those around us. When we become aware of our physical tone — how we carry ourselves and how we speak — we begin to understand the powerful impact we have on our environment and our communities.
Through our workshops and trainings, we offer practical tools to build presence, resilience, and authentic expression. Whether you're in a classroom, on a stage, or in everyday life, we support you in aligning your body, voice, and awareness to connect more deeply and communicate with clarity.
Rooted in presence and reciprocity, our work invites everyone into a space of growth, creativity, and meaningful connection.
Breath, Alignment, and Voice: Unlocking Your Full Potential
The Inspired Breath©
activates our body, aligns our intention, and tunes us into a desired outcome. The inspired breath is an essential component cultivating new possibilities of expansion, physical space, and flow while generating an effortless delivery of breath and voice.
The Pathway Of The Air©
evolves as we learn to observe how we breathe. Critical to that process is understanding the pathway of the air and the components that strongly define its alignment and its influence as a deliberate and healing force within us.
The Resonant Voice©
amplifies the role of the voice as a means of self expression in navigating ones individuality, potential and presence. The feeling we have around the sound of our voice is profound. We are drawn into our ideal tone, influenced not just by what we hear, but also including what we feel.
“Evolved Vocology’s methodology gives me tangible ways to feel and share my inner world with community. Through the curriculum that physically integrates science and nature, I feel more connected to choices that allow me to be authentic. The exercises Tessa and Johannes teach to align breath, voice and movement are easy to understand and give me access to my artistry in daily life as a teacher, singer, and actor. I feel I have the tools to put my best foot forward on all the stages that I walk onto- the classroom, the theater and beyond.”
— Elizabeth Kehoe, BFA, New York University Drama and English and American Literatures, MA, Teachers College, Columbia University. Presently: Faculty at The Hackley School Tarrytown, NY
