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Dr. Brian Hands has sought the finest medical training available, in both Canada and the US. He is a member of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons in his field of laryngology, sits on the Board of the Canadian Voice Foundation, is a member of the Voice Foundation in the U.S. and is on the editorial board of The Medical Post. Brian Hands' life-long passion for the arts, combined with his medical practice as an ear, nose and throat specialist, has led to a growing practice among performing artists of all disciplines. He is voice consultant for the Canadian Opera Company, Stratford Festival, the major theatrical companies Mirvish Productions and the former Livent as well as major record labels. A bit of a renaissance man, Brian also holds a degree in landscape architecture...and is very proud of his ceramics.
Aaron completed his master's degree in speech-language pathology at Minot State University in Minot, North Dakota and offers extensive training and skill in the most up-to-date voice diagnostic and therapy techniques. He operates a successful, evidence-based, private-practice and also serves as a research fellow, doing today's voice research with The Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto. His hands-on experience in videostroboscopy, digital manipulation of the larynx including laryngeal massage
and reposturing, as well as resonant voice and diaphragmatic breathing techniques provides an added depth to
our voice diagnostic and rehabilitation team.
Mr. Henrickson is Professor of Music at the University of Windsor and is an internationally known classically trained baritone. Teaching classical as well as pop and broadway techniques for singers, Steven has great experience in teaching contemporary singing techniques including rock.
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Brian Hands, M.D., FRCS (C)