Healing happens once you’re able to be fully present with what’s going on inside your body (not just your mind).

Being present with the breath and voice are some effective ways to unblock dense, stuck energy in your body.


Approach

What began as a simple mantra—“anyone can sing” —has evolved into a multidisciplinary practice bridging psychology, vocal pedagogy, and somatic integration.

I love exploring how voice, breath, and other somatic modalities can support emotional regulation, resilience, and a felt sense of personal agency. Rooted in experiential practice rather than performance, somatic singing offers an accessible pathway into nervous system regulation, self-awareness, and embodied connection.

Founded by Christie Dixon—a somatic practitioner integrating voice, psychology, and embodiment.


Offerings

Somatic Singing Workshops

Guided, embodied voice experiences supporting nervous system regulation, expression, and connection. Offered in intimate groups, public workshops, and retreat settings.

Facilitation & Institutional Work

Customized somatic voice work for teams and organizations, supporting sustainable wellbeing, burnout prevention, and psychologically safe group culture. Available as standalone sessions or integrated into ongoing programs.

Available in Switzerland and internationally.

Private Work

A limited number of private sessions are available for individuals seeking deeper, personalized support. Offered by inquiry.

Why Somatic Work?

Many approaches to wellbeing focus primarily on insight and understanding, yet lasting change often requires working directly with the body and nervous system. Stress, burnout, and emotional overload are not only cognitive experiences, but physiological ones.

Somatic practices engage breath, voice, and sensation to support regulation, presence, and integration in real time. Voice, in particular, offers a direct pathway into expression, coherence, and connection—both on an individual and collective level.

All individuals can learn to reconnect with their bodies, access internal resources, and build long-term resilience.

Reflections


Vision

I believe that each person holds an innate capacity for healing and self-awareness. My experience taught me that lasting change emerges through learning to listen to and work with the body’s own intelligence.

I see a future culture of wellbeing that is sustainable, where people are supported in reclaiming trust in themselves, and thereby their own capacity to heal themselves.

Hominibus apprime utile est,
consuetudines jungere,
seseque iis vincullis astringere,
quibus aptius de se omnibus unum efficiant;
et absolute ea agree,
quae firmandis amicitiis inserviunt.
Animi tamen non armis,
sed Amore et Generositate vincuntur.

Above all, it is useful for people
to establish relationships,
to bind themselves by those bonds,
which are most apt to unite them as one;
and without exception,
to do those things which serve to strengthen friendship.
Hearts, therefore, are won not by arms,
but by love and greatness of soul.

– Benedict de Spinoza (1632-1677)