Course curriculum

  1. Welcome

  2. 1. Why we sing

  3. 2.Self-care for the grownups

  4. 3. Letting go of the energy from other people

  5. 4. Meltdown Medicine (for before and after)

  6. 5. Naming and Expressing our Feelings

About this course

  • $247.00
  • 49 lessons

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  • 9 weeks of video and audio lessons

    Explore the nature of your voice. How you can use singing in a variety of ways to help communicate safety to your child and to yourself in the best of times and the worst of times? We will explore these questions with many songs to share and ideas to create your own songs. This is all presented through your own online portal with a weekly video and set of songs to go through.

  • Video Question and Answer

    Get individualized support for your realtime questions. Each week an email will go out where you can reply with the questions, comments, and thoughts that you have. Leah will craft a weekly video answering everyone's questions and upload them to the learning portal. You will be supported in your learning all the way through.

  • Lifetime Access

    Go at your own pace in this course. It is suggested to work through a little bit at a time and you will complete the course in 9 weeks. However, life happens and we all find ourselves in times where we can't get all the things done we planned, especially those of us parenting and teaching neurodivergent kids. So, take time for breaks. Nurture yourself. No pressure.

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Instructor(s)

Music Educator Leah Irby

I spent the first 20 years of my career as a music teacher, and then I became a mom at the age of 43. Juggling school teaching and parenting led me to burnout, but it's music that has guided me through the difficult times. I also just recently came to understand myself to be an AuDHDer. I use violin, viola, cello & vocals to create music for healing and empowerment. I am also the author of the children's book series, Gender Rainbow, and co-author of several books in the Dance-it-out series. With viola performance and teacher certification degrees from the University of Washington, I have worked with thousands of students in the US, India, and Sweden for 20 years, creating community and empowering people with music. While I was living in the Seattle area, my orchestra programs were recognized as among the top in Washington state. In 2015, I moved to Sweden to be with my now-husband Mattias and I enjoy sharing our love of swing dancing and singing silly songs with our child.