Vocal Congruence: The Sound of Being True
Wolfe Lanier
- Region:
- London
- Notice Period:
- Emergency (maybe less than one week's notice)
- Type:
- Professional
- Fee:
- Expensed
- Category:
- Humanities
- Updated:
- 13th November 2025
- Tagged:
- Voice | Communication | Mind-Body Connection | Nervous System Regulation
What if the most powerful thing about your voice isn’t how it sounds — but how aligned it is with who you are?
In this thought-provoking and interactive keynote, voice and communication coach Wolfe Lanier invites audiences to explore the concept of vocal congruence — the alignment between our inner experience and our outward expression. Drawing on his research in somatic voicework, psychology, and performance, Wolfe reveals how the voice acts as a bridge between emotion, identity, and authenticity.
Through stories, live demonstrations, and simple yet profound exercises, Wolfe helps audiences uncover the subtle ways fear, perfectionism, and cultural conditioning shape the way we sound. He then guides them toward a more embodied, grounded, and truthful way of speaking — one that fosters connection, credibility, and calm.
Participants walk away with:
A clear understanding of vocal congruence and why it matters in communication and leadership
Practical tools for speaking with presence, authenticity, and ease
A renewed relationship with their own voice — not as a performance, but as an expression of truth
“Vocal Congruence: The Sound of Being True” is more than a talk about communication; it’s an invitation to come home to your voice.
Views: 15 | Enquiries: 0About Wolfe Lanier
Wolfe Lanier — Public Speaker, Voice & Communication Coach
Wolfe Lanier is a public speaking and voice coach who helps leaders, creatives, and changemakers speak with authenticity, clarity, and confidence. With a background in musical theatre and an MFA in Voice Studies from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, Wolfe blends artistry with evidence-based vocal pedagogy to empower individuals to find freedom and presence in their speech.
Before becoming a coach, Wolfe performed on national tours and regional stages across the U.S., honing a deep understanding of performance, storytelling, and human connection. Today, his talks and trainings explore themes of perfectionism, vulnerability, and self-expression — guiding audiences to embrace their natural voices and speak from the inside out.
As a Keynote Speaker
Wolfe delivers transformative, high-energy keynotes that merge science, storytelling, and soul. He invites audiences to question the myths of “perfect communication” and reconnect with the power of authenticity in leadership and life. Through practical voice and mindset techniques, he helps professionals overcome performance anxiety, speak with conviction, and communicate with empathy and impact.
His signature keynote, “Practically Perfect: The Perils of Public Speaking Perfectionism,” offers a fresh, empowering take on the inner critic that silences so many speakers. Other keynote themes include:
The Authentic Voice Advantage: Communicating with confidence and connection
Leading Through Presence: How to speak so others truly listen
The Physiology of Confidence: Using your body and breath to access calm authority
Research and Thought Leadership
Wolfe’s current research explores the concept of vocal congruence — the alignment between how we sound, how we feel, and how we want to be perceived. His work examines how discrepancies between inner experience and outward expression can affect authenticity, confidence, and connection in communication. Drawing from somatic voicework, psychology, and performance theory, Wolfe bridges academic insight with practical tools to help individuals develop a voice that feels true — not just trained.
Whether addressing corporate teams, universities, or international conferences, Wolfe’s speaking style is equal parts intellectual and heartfelt — grounded in somatic awareness and laced with humor, warmth, and insight.
Learn more at wolfelanier.com .
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