Heather Maîr - Holistic Voice Coach

My Intro to Sing Therapy webinar is now available on Insight Timer!
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Sing Therapy™ - An Introduction To Your Voice An introduction to Sing Therapy™ with me, Heather Maîr Thomas. In this fun workshop, I discuss our relationship with our voices, share and demonstrate ideas and practical techniques to relax, breathe, and be curious about whether any of our negative beliefs about singing are true—and how we can...

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This is going to be so much fun 😄

Join me in beautiful Mousehole for a lovely relaxing day of Sing Therapy™️🌸

There won’t be tickets on the door so please pre-book!

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All levels are welcome- including scaredy cats 🐈‍⬛🎶

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📆Saturday June 6th 2026

Cornish Sing Therapy Workshop

Mousehole, near Penzance, Cornwall.
A heart-warming day of vocal wellbeing.
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😄 Singing is good for you!

Everyone deserves to experience the benefits - whatever stage you are at with your voice.

Join me for a friendly, relaxed day of singing, breath work and vocal wellbeing in the heart of Mousehole, the Cornish fishing village close to where I grew up.

🌿Who is it for?
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This gentle Sing Therapy™ retreat is open to adults of all stages: nervous beginners, “I can’t sing” people, confident voices and the quietly curious alike.

You do not need musical experience and nobody will be put on the spot.

🌿What will we do?
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Through relaxation, calming breath work, easy vocal exercises and playful group singing, we’ll explore the voice in a way that feels supportive, freeing, and enjoyable.
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🌿Expect laughter, connection and a refreshing break from the pressures of everyday life.

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The workshop runs from 10am–4pm and includes refreshment and lunch breaks.​

Prebooking only. Over 18s

If you’re on Skool you’re welcome to join me!

Sing Therapy Studio 🌸 Anxious about singing? Non-singers/beginners/nervous voices are safe here. Singing as self-care with holistic vocal coach, Heather Maîr Thomas

One of my courses available on Insight Timer Plus. It’s all about assertiveness, remaining calm and clear.
Rather nice, if I do say so myself 😉💖🌸

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What if your voice could show you who you really are?

On this week’s episode of Get Your Happy Back, my conversation with Heather Maîr explores how singing becomes a pathway to self-expression, emotional healing, and inner freedom.
If you’ve ever doubted your voice — or lost it along the way — this will resonate deeply.

Watch: https://rpb.li/czF
Listen: https://rpb.li/PCSGk

What if your voice could show you who you really are?

On this week’s episode of Get Your Happy Back, my conversation with Heather Maîr explores how singing becomes a pathway to self-expression, emotional healing, and inner freedom.
If you’ve ever doubted your voice — or lost it along the way — this will resonate deeply.

Watch: https://rpb.li/czF
Listen: https://rpb.li/PCSGk

What I always say! 😉
My new Sing Therapy™️ courses start in January.

here’s why singing does more for your body than most people realize.
When you sing, your body isn’t just creating sound — it’s activating a powerful chain reaction inside your immune system. The deep breaths you take while singing increase oxygen flow, reduce stress hormones, and signal your body to release endorphins that boost your overall mood. But the biggest secret? Singing has been shown to increase the production of antibodies, your body’s natural defense fighters, helping you ward off sickness and strengthen resilience.

Every note you sing becomes a small act of self-healing. It stimulates circulation, relaxes your nervous system, and creates a powerful emotional release that your brain translates into physical benefits. That’s why people who sing — even casually — often feel lighter, stronger, and healthier afterward.

Whether you’re performing on stage, humming in the shower, or singing along in your car, your body is responding in ways you can’t see but definitely feel. So sing loudly, sing often, and let your body thank you for it.