Vocal Kinesthetics

Vocal Kinesthetics I help singers fix their physical and emotional blocks with neurology. It feels like magic, but it’s science! She holds an M.M.

Kimberly Moller (She/Her) is a San Diego-based actor and voice teacher specializing in a cutting-edge approach that taps into the power of the brain to dramatically improve vocal technique. A certified neuro-centric trainer and seasoned teacher, Kim uses her innovative vocal training method, Vocal Kinesthetics, to help singers and voice teachers vanquish vocal hurdles by retraining the brain for o

ptimal vocal function. Kimberly serves on the Board of The National Association of Teachers of Singing in San Diego. She has presented her brain-based research on performance anxiety at the NATS-CalWestern conference and the Musical Theater Educators Alliance conference. A member of The Musical Theatre Educators Alliance, Kimberly is also certified practitioner of Z-Health, a neuro-centric approach to performance training. Kimberly earned her MFA in Musical Theater from San Diego State University. in Vocal Performance and a Graduate Performance Diploma in Voice Pedagogy from Boston University. As an actor and teaching artist, Kimberly has appeared at La Jolla Playhouse, The Old Globe San Diego, The Moonlight Amphitheater, San Diego Musical Theater, Off-Broadway Theater Company, as well as numerous regional northeast theaters and opera houses. Recent roles performed include Lily in The Secret Garden, Emma in Jekyll and Hyde, Vicki in The Full Monty, and Marmee in Little Women. She understudied Evelyn Nesbit in Moonlight Amphitheatre’s 2022 Ragtime and starred as Belting Debbie in the Oniros film festival award-winning musical short film Sharing the Love. Most recently, Kim was part of the vocal ensemble on Stephanie Economou’s Grammy-award winning music for Assassin’s Creed Valhalla. Kimberly has toured as a soloist with the Boston Symphony Orchestra Pops under the direction of Keith Lockhart, and appeared with Kristin Chenoweth at San Diego’s The Music Box under the direction of Mary Mitchell Campbell. Training and Certifications
Z-Health Performance Solutions certification
Extensive training with Andrew Byrne, The Singing Athlete
M.F.A Musical Theater, San Diego State University
M.M. Vocal Performance, Boston University
Graduate Performance Diploma, Vocal Pedagogy, Boston University

09/04/2026

Why the Z vibe can help acid reflux

08/30/2026

You know it’s your brain and its connections to the body. Nothing ever works alone. You can’t even touch vocal technique if you’re nervous system is fried.

Your nerves and the nervous system deserve attention.

Just call me Switzerland. 🇨🇭 No judgement. Just curiosity and clear tools to add to your vocal practice.

Comment 🧠 to get on the VK fall level 1 online priority list!

-injury -informed

Two days ago I was Swiss. 🇨🇭🧀 Now I’m French. Who knows what tomorrow will bring?? 🇫🇷🎤🎹🎵 My VK two day workshop was such...
08/23/2026

Two days ago I was Swiss. 🇨🇭🧀 Now I’m French. Who knows what tomorrow will bring?? 🇫🇷🎤🎹🎵 My VK two day workshop was such a dreamy time - neuroscience, mobility, singing, exploring the farm, the city, the FOOD and most of all, the people. Such a delightful group of Voice Teachers!! 𝐌𝐲𝐫𝐢𝐚𝐦 | Formations pour Chanteurs et Profs de Chant🎙️ is the real deal and your go to for results with Neuro in France!!!

08/21/2026

This nerve glide has been an ABSOLUTE game changer in the voice studio for Singers with jaw tension: be it a fall from childhood, dental work, root canal etc grinding, oral surgeries, including wisdom, teeth removal…

Please NOTE: Reasons you might not want to do this drill:
-fibromyalgia 🛑
-nerve pain in the face 🛑
-facial paralysis 🛑
-if you are the 3% of Bell’s palsy cases that ends up with paralysis, please seek out a medical provider instead of trying this exercise from a crazy lady on the Internet*🙃

Here’s the thing, you need to keep this at a 3 out of 10 in sensation. If this is really intense for you and you test worse, your nervous system or your voice students nervous system might be craving the opposite direction which is to slack the nerve instead of stretch the nerve.

If you’d like to know more, get on my email list for a deeper dive and to learn more about my level 1 certification coming soon (Oct).

Comment “priority” to get on the list!

PS this short course does still exist- my 5 “top” drills I use in the studio and for masterclasses.

08/20/2026

I’ve been up for 48 hours and it’s time for me to go to bed but here’s the skinny on the Zvibe…

This tool is used to help folks with down syndrome and speech issues , it wakes up the nerves in their mouth.

we can use this in our Singing to improve resonance and lower anxiety

if you improve your swallowing because you have a clearer map of the tongue – digestion improves

If you improve your facial nerves and the sensation you feel in the trigeminal nerve – your allergies can get better. Your TMJD can also improve.

A blurry map or lack of sensation it might be causing too much sensation elsewhere if that makes sense. ding ding ding – I’m talking tension.

I will make an actual Singing video when I get back to the states to show you what a massive difference. It is in my voice when I vibrate my root canal before and after singing.

Till then… I hope this answers your questions!

Link in bio

08/19/2026

Heading to Zurich, then Lucerne for the Eurovox conference in 2 days! ✈️ follow my travels on insta and here on FB 😍

08/18/2026

Maybe they’re really magic, who knows?

I’ve seen this thing backstage more than ever in my performing contracts in the last few years. So many fabulous singers use them. All of these folks take incredible care of their voices and just because I choose not to use one (at the moment) doesn’t mean I won’t in the future.

Here’s another thing to think about regarding your students and Nebulizers, the singing straw and vocal device trends—

Although I would never tell a student not to do something that helps them and feels great, I do think it’s easy to let devices become a crutch instead of training your voice & nervous system.

What a lot of reels, tiktoks and selfies don’t show is the intentional warm-up or workout between using this device. Im so happy to see a current Elphaba or two posting about their full routines. 💚💚

The other device is called the Z-vibe oral stimulator. It is definitely on the list of my favorite things for voice training/rehabilitation….

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