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Meet Laura 

Welcome to the Mindful Voice Teacher! I am thrilled that you have found your way here. I’m Laura Seipert - the board-certified music therapist, teacher, and creator of The Mindful Voice Teacher. My purpose is to provide tools and resources to voice teachers in hopes of empowering them to be confident and capable allies to their students struggling emotionally and mentally. I believe that teachers are in a critical position to help slow the decline of mental health that is becoming increasingly apparent.

Together we are elevating the lives of our students. Now, more than ever, teaching mindfully matters!

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  • Xin H.

    “Laura is an extremely talented musician, a knowledgeable therapist and a dedicated teacher. She is always very kind, patient and caring with the clients who she works with. She has a magic way to connect and engage people with her healing/inspirational work.”

  • Paul B.

    “We are so happy we found Laura after looking extensively for a guitar and singing teacher for our 6th grade son! She is very talented and works wonderfully with kids!!”

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