About Kimberly Kanitz
Kimberly is one of the most sought-after vocal coaches nationwide.
Kimberly Kanitz is a highly respected and intuitive vocal coach who has instructed professional voice users for over twenty years, with twenty-five years of performance experience and up-to-date knowledge of vocal techniques and repair.
As a professional vocalist, Kimberly dealt with the same issues many singers face. During her vocal career, she was diagnosed with nodules, sinusitis, and acid reflux. She immediately sought vocal therapy and changed her lifestyle to heal over time. At that point, she knew her calling was to help singers meet their professional goals, vocal health and longevity through the knowledge of their own instrument.
A Novel Approach Like No Other.
Kimberly combines vocal exercises and wellness techniques to help her clients achieve optimal health and performance. Uniquely, Kimberly is a Licensed Massage Therapist specializing in Laryngeal Massage & TMJ dysfunction. In addition, she is a Level 3 NeuroKinetic (NKT) practitioner, certified in McLoughlin Scar Tissue Release (MSTR), Cupping, Manual Lympathic Drainage (MLD), Reiki, and Mindfulness & Meditation. She believes the key to helping her clients maintain health and longevity is knowing their own instrument and having a free mind and body. Her holistic approach has helped many performers overcome vocal challenges to reach their full potential.
In Her Own Words...
"Las Vegas is a tough place for vocalists. Most typically perform six nights a week, four hours a night, plus adding in a corporate event or even pulling a double in undesirable conditions. When I was a performer, I was beginning to burn out vocally. Luckily, I found amazing mentors who helped me figure out something extraordinary in my own voice. After a couple of years of studying while performing, I started assisting some of my peers with typical vocal issues. It was then I recognized my desire to teach and decided to further my education in teaching."
"Even though my journey in entertainment had been majestic, my true fulfillment has been watching performers grow. Between my hands-on experience in performance and the knowledge I have gained, I feel I have a lot of valuable information to pass on.”