How It Works
So you’ve mastered English vocabulary as your second or third language, or you’ve arrived in the US from another English-speaking country, and you’re aware that others are having difficulty understanding you… and have decided to do something about it.
Start learning highly effective strategies and use the leverage of learning from a uniquely qualified model and trainer to become a clear and powerful speaker.
The process begins with an assessment. An baseline indicator of what’s making your speech sound heavily accented to American ears. There are patterns and habits in place. We will identify them and create a plan to systematically change them. That’s step two…
Your individualized coaching and instruction plan for improved pronunciation will become your personal road map to accuracy. But you’ll need a guide.
Your instructor is a certified speech-language pathologist with 14 years worth of experience and credentials, much of it in corporate professional settings.
Eliminate Confusion. Replace it with Clarity.
First, we’ll identify what needs changing. There may be 12, 16, 20 or more distinct pronunciation patterns you are using that are making your speech sound heavily accented and difficult to understand. You may also need to hear, with a great deal of repetition, how a compelling speaker uses intonation (rhythm/melody) to sound authentic and to be taken seriously.
Using a structured and practical approach to changing speech patterns, you’ll learn how to eliminate the most distracting elements and replace them with clarity-boosting accuracy.
Want to see what accent and American English pronunciation training is like? Let’s start with an easy, no-obligation, free screening. Follow the instructions on the next page to make a short recording and I’ll contact you via email with a valuable report about the specific speech style you’re using that’s making your speech sound heavily accented to American ears.
Even more importantly, I’ll share some specific techniques and instructions with you to get you started in the process of changing those accented speech patterns and how to start using them in professional situations where clarity and impressions are critical.
