HIMARK Speech and Voice LLC
AMERICAN ENGLISH ACCENT COACHING
Are you an executive, professional, college student, actor, or one of the many other individuals who seek to improve their communication and public speaking skills through American English Accent Coaching?
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Is English your second, third, or fourth language?
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Have you experienced people having trouble understanding what you are saying?
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Do you feel your accent is holding you back academically, professionally, or socially?
Accent Reduction & Accent Modification
At Himark we understand your accent is part of your identity. We also understand there are situations in which mastery of the American English accent can improve a person's confidence and ability to clearly communicate. We work with adults in all professional, levels of education, cultural backgrounds, and industries to improve pronunciation and speech intelligibility with speaking English.
We support clients who are seeking:
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Career management and advancement
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Personal confidence and mastery​
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Public speaking skills
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Functional English and basic communication skills​
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Personal branding​​
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Socializing with friends
Through personalized and evidence-based coaching, we will help you:
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Improve confidence in public speaking
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Improve ability to be understood on the phone
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Improve ability to be understood in all environments with direct practice to suit your lifestyle
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Improve workplace performance
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Reduce the number of times you have to repeat yourself, missed, or misunderstood messages
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Improve overall control of your communication
Meet Your Coach
Debra Holtzman, M.S., CCC-SLP
Debra Holtzman is a licensed speech-language pathologist and trained actor specializing in American English Accent Coaching. Via video conferencing, Debra provides culturally sensitive, individualized, and evidence-based accent modification training.
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She also partners with companies and organizations to serve their employees and members through custom packages. Contact Debra to learn more today.
