Make P, T & K sound crisp in RP—use exact placement, the paper test and quick drills to master voiceless airflow.

Make /h/ sound natural in RP—use a gentle, breathy exhale, keep the tongue low, and learn the most common silent-H words.

Learn light vs dark L in RP: correct tongue placement, when to use each, and quick drills to fix ‘L’→‘w’ mistakes.

Make NG /ŋ/ sound natural in RP—no hard “g” at word ends. Fix -ing endings and nail singer vs finger with quick drills.

Make /w/ sound natural in RP—round lips, keep the tongue low, stay voiced. Fix W→V mix-ups with minimal pairs and quick drills.

Master TH in RP—place the tongue lightly between/behind teeth, control airflow, and fix F/D substitutions with quick practice drills.

Learn when to pronounce or drop /r/ in RP. Fix strong R habits and train a natural non-rhotic sound with simple practice sentences.

Make a natural British ‘R’: keep it non-rhotic, tongue near the alveolar ridge (no contact), light lip rounding—then lock it in with quick drills.

Confused by elocution vs accent reduction? See goals, true costs, timelines and the fastest way to sound clearer—free resources inside.

Who was Kristin Linklater—and what is Freeing the Natural Voice? Explore the method’s roots, impact and how it transforms the way you speak.

Level up reading aloud with Whitman’s eagles—breathe with the line, follow imagery (not commas) and unlock richer, more expressive delivery.

Stop rambling. Use a 2-minute drill, smart questions, a calm breath and the Rule of Three to sound clear, concise and confident.

Sound nasal? Train your soft palate with quick drills (bank, muh–nuh vs buh–duh) to shift resonance and speak clearly and confidently.

It aYou don’t lose an accent—you gain choices. Adapt your speech for clarity and context without erasing identity.

Stop faking “confident.” Use breath, clear structure and the Rule of Three to speak calmly, hold silence and be heard.

Present with impact—use the Rule of Three, a calm breath reset and simple structures to think clearly and speak with confidence.

Stop faking confident. Align with your values, then use breath, clarity and steady pacing to speak with calm authority.

Stop mumbling. Slow your pace, sharpen consonants, use steady breath and release tension—then practise in real contexts for clear, confident speech.

The missing contact: a voice coach. Go beyond elocution to build clarity, confidence, breath and presence for real-world speaking.

Be heard without strain—balance breath, resonance and clear tone, then use two quick drills to project your voice safely and confidently.