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

Tongue tension - resolved! I love sharing tools that help folks with things they have been working on for ages - but sud...
06/12/2026

Tongue tension - resolved! I love sharing tools that help folks with things they have been working on for ages - but suddenly neck pain, tongue tension or something else changes immediately with a brain-based approach. Kati was frequently in a quiet space after putting her baby down for bed, but she showed up week after week and positively LIT UP the chat with her results.

Thank you for sharing your review :) Followers in Oulu, Finland - look up Kati for brain-based training!

🧠 A VOICE PRO’S NERVE RECOVERY STORY(Spoiler: it changed his whole life.)Daniel is an R&B artist + voice teacher in LA.H...
06/11/2026

🧠 A VOICE PRO’S NERVE RECOVERY STORY
(Spoiler: it changed his whole life.)

Daniel is an R&B artist + voice teacher in LA.

He joined my mentorship to work learn more about neuro and how cranial nerves can help his clients.
✨ He had no idea the impact it would have.

After years of jaw pain from nerve damage, Daniel learned to assess and gently stimulate his trigeminal nerve (CN V).

Not an intense jaw exercise. No manual massage. Just precision-based and an individualized nerve glide.

🎤 What happened next?
✔️ Sensation returned to his jaw.
✔️ His whole body regained flexibility he hadn’t felt since he was 14.
✔️ His neck + wrist pain? Nearly gone.
✔️ Singing became effortless.
✔️ His thinking felt clearer. Movement easier.

Daniel said:
“I felt so happy and confident and at ease. As an artist with ADHD, everything felt lighter.”
🔥 THIS is the science of hope.

Not magic. Not guesswork. Real tools that change lives.

Doors to the 2-week Summer Intensive close in 2 days.

We start Monday.

Comment MENTORSHIP to join the nervous system revolution.

The world needs more voice teachers like YOU.

- so great to finally meet you in-person yesterday!!!💥
❤️

For a limited time, I’m offering 20 minute consults for free to chat about how working together might serve your needs a...
06/11/2026

For a limited time, I’m offering 20 minute consults for free to chat about how working together might serve your needs as a voice teacher or voice professional on a journey to explore their nervous system. ❤️🧠

Comment “Consult” and book your time today!

Even if you’ve been following me for a while and you’re just looking to connect— I have reserved a couple weeks before my 40th birthday to connect with more humans and share what I love! 💕

I’ve been so honored to work with teachers who have a longer history and much more life experience in singing and teachi...
06/11/2026

I’ve been so honored to work with teachers who have a longer history and much more life experience in singing and teaching.

I so grateful to have found this work and be able to make these kinds of changes. I can’t wait to share it with the world and I want you to feel confident in these situations too!

Comment “Mentorship” to sign up right now!!! Cart closes tomorrow!

You’ll learn how to truly LISTEN to the goals of the student (and uncover what’s under the surface).You’ll start with a ...
06/11/2026

You’ll learn how to truly LISTEN to the goals of the student (and uncover what’s under the surface).

You’ll start with a worksheet from my workbook that you can personalize as you take notes.

Then, you’ll be able to trust your intuition and feel CONFIDENT using the drills you’ve learned to modify them for the student in front of you.

You can’t go another year without having a framework to help the students you don’t know how to help.

You can’t go another year 💵 undercharging 💵because you know you provide MUCH MORE than singing lessons.

This is how to dumpster fire🔥🗑️🚨😷 proof your business over the next few years.

Comment “Mentorship” to start your investment in rehabilitation and hope for those who need it. ❤️

06/11/2026

If you have the urge to p*e right before you perform, you might want to change the signal coming into your brain.

Welcome to the series no one asked for: “eye exercises can help with THAT?!?”

Saccades are rapid, precise eye movements that originate in the midbrain and cerebellum. When your visual system is tracking clearly and moving with intention, the midbrain understands that the threat isn’t real and the urgency signal quiets. Sometimes instantly.

This is why we can do what looks like psychotic thumb-staring exercises before a performance.

The same input that calms your bladder also sharpens your reactions on stage, deepens your presence with a scene partner, and improves your posture and alignment. Holy heck right?!

Vision is the single biggest contributor to balance, and your eyes are running your nervous system whether you know it or not….

Hold both index fingers 6 to 12 inches apart at arm’s length and snap your eyes from one to the other, about 20 times. Then reassess your voice and your body.

Did this work for you??

Comment BRAIN for neuro teacher training options this summer 🧠

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Does your student unintentionally shake their head when they sing? Sway side to side or forward and back? The vestibular...
06/11/2026

Does your student unintentionally shake their head when they sing? Sway side to side or forward and back?

The vestibular system is as big as your pinky nail, but if you’ve ever had vertigo, you know it is almost impossible to sing optimally when the room is spinning.

Things to look out for in an injury history with students:

🫨motion sickness
🤕Previous concussions
😱afraid of heights?
👂previous ear infections

There are only 10 directions to learn and you can modify to laying down, sitting or standing in different positions depending on the athlete in front of you.

I’m finding that folks who deal with autoimmune disease or gut issues tend to have deficits in the vestibular system….

That’s because your immunity and anti-inflammation system is closely tied to the inner-ear - the vagus does run EVERYWHERE and the ears are a great way in for some people.

Have you observed any head movement or swaying in the studio?

I did a poll in my stories and over 90% of voice teachers and singers who answered said they struggle with myopia. Whew!...
06/11/2026

I did a poll in my stories and over 90% of voice teachers and singers who answered said they struggle with myopia. Whew!

Check out these tips to train your brain to see far....

In case you are not sure what the implications are as a singer:

-this is a contributor to forward head posture or “text neck” (your phrenic nerve runs out of C3-5 to the diaphragm)

-our instrument is in our neck....accessory muscles will get involved and could have a negative affect on your singing

-this makes you flexor dominant - which means your expansion in the ribs (breathing) is limited so you can “protect” your organs (startle reflex)

-your peripheral vision is not being challenged - which will give you tunnel vision and can cause anxiety

-remember the “use it or lose it” principle - if you are constantly training yourself to see close up (on your phone...) you are not training yourself to see far.

THE BRAIN CAN CHANGE.

Comment below if you try any of them and assess better (or get a better night’s sleep in the last one....) Sleep is a BIG player in daily visual skills.

Try these tips out to improve your (far) vision skill and follow me for more voice tips through a brainy lens!

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