10/25/2025
✨ Awaken The Power Of Your True Voice ✨
with Pam Kaplan
Saturday, November 1, 2025
Part 1 — Awaken the Power of Your True Voice
1:00 - 3:00 PM
Open to All | 2 Hours
Reconnect with the strength, clarity, and resonance of your natural voice. Through guided movement, breath, sound, and self-reflection, you’ll awaken your authentic voice—confident, grounded, and expressive.
Part 1 Cost: $40
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Part 2 — Empower Your Voice for Yoga Teaching
3:00 - 5:00 PM
For Yoga Teachers | 2 Hours
Deepen your vocal presence as a teacher. This session focuses on asanas, vocal health, projection, and cultivating a vocal style that reflects your personality and supports your class.
Cost for Part 1 & 2: $80
*must complete part 1 & 2 to offer 4 credits for YTT / YACEP
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Sign up for this workshop / learn more here: https://www.lotuspondyoga.com/events--workshops.html
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This workshop is for finding your voice! Geared toward helping you improve the quality, tone and strength of your voice.
* Gain an understanding of how the voice works by learning the anatomy and physiology of how the breath and voice work together
* Interact and play with the energy of the voice
* Articulation exercises for clarity of speech
* Dive into creative expression with exercises to increase volume, vary the tone and color the words
* Become a more confident speaker by discovering your voiceprint
* Learn how to use the voice safely to avoid vocal injury
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Items you will need:
comfortable clothes, small hand mirror and your yoga mat (journal if you’d like)
Your voice is your inner light, let it shine!
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Pam Kaplan E-RYT 200/RYT 500, YACEP, has been studying the craft of yoga since the 80's in NYC where she also studied acting, voice, and dance. Pam is a former actress and vocal coach and currently practices as a speech-language pathologist. She has worked with both television, radio and stage actors to assist them reach their vocal potential. Some of Pam's clients have been ESPN2, NewsChannel 8, WMNF and American Stage. She has worked for Eckerd College, USF, Ruth Eckerd Hall, HSN and performed a one-woman show in Tampa.