Getting Started
Which states do you serve?
Our clinicians are currently licensed in Arkansas, Connecticut, Georgia, Kansas, Massachusetts, Missouri, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Vermont, and Virginia. Choose your state on the booking page to see who you can work with. If we don’t serve your state yet, the Vocal Congruence Project provider map lists other affirming providers.
Do you see clients in person?
No. All sessions are online by secure video. Learn how telepractice works
Can I start if I’m questioning or early in transition?
Yes. Clients come to us at every stage, including before transitioning or while still exploring their identity.
Which clinician should I work with?
Your state determines which clinicians are licensed to see you. Compare their bios and availability on the booking page, or choose “whoever’s available first.”
Is there a waitlist?
Sometimes. If no times work, join the waitlist on the booking page and we’ll send a free exercise packet so you can start practicing right away.
What if I don’t know what I want my voice to sound like?
That’s completely fine, and very common. Part of your clinician’s job is helping you discover what you like. Rather than telling you what your voice must become, we’ll run small experiments together and notice which sounds feel right to you.
Is voice training safe for my voice?
Yes, when it’s done with guidance. Healthy voice habits are built into every plan, and your clinician watches for strain as you practice. Many clients come to us after pushing too hard on their own; our goal is a voice that’s comfortable to use all day.
Cost & Insurance
How much do sessions cost?
Consultations are free. Assessments and sessions are $100 each for 45 minutes. See full pricing info
Do you accept insurance?
While Kevin currently accepts Aetna in their states, we are primarily private pay only. That said, we do provide the documentation and codes you need to seek reimbursement from your insurer; many of our clients have had success seeking reimbursement from Cigna, BCBS, UHC, UPMC, and others. See how to check your coverage
Is financial help available?
Our micro-grant fund is paused while we find a new nonprofit partner. Every-other-week sessions are also available to spread out costs.
Sessions & Results
How often are sessions?
Weekly at first, with daily practice at home. As skills grow, many clients move to every other week. Every-other-week scheduling from the start is possible, though progress can be slower.
How many sessions will I need?
Most clients finish in about 10–12 sessions, but it can vary widely from person to person. It depends on your goals, practice time, and any prior voice or singing experience.
How much should I practice?
At least 30 minutes a day, building toward using your voice in everyday conversation as your skills develop.
What if I stop making progress?
Plateaus happen. When a technique isn’t working, your clinician changes the approach to fit how you learn.
What if I'm early on in transition and not able to use my voice much?
All clients are more than welcome to reduce frequency of sessions to every four weeks to maintain skills, or fully go on hiatus and keep practicing independently, until such time as you are ready to take that next step.