About Our Team
Kari Meissner, M.S. CCC-SLP (she/her)
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Gender affirming voice care (speaking voice)
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Stuttering / Fluency
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Articulation
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Kari helps you develop your voice, safely. Together you'll work towards becoming an expert on your own voice, so that you can communicate comfortably and confidently everyday without the costs and risks of surgery. Kari's always happy to work with people of any age to demystify voice and communication. Kari provides her clients with specialized, individualized, and safe Gender Affirming Voice Training. Her experiences in support of LGBTQIA+ adolescents, support of parents of trans and gender diverse youth, and support of close friends and family who have transitioned fuel her passion to support people in their quest to unlock their ideal voice.
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Kari earned an undergraduate degree in psychology and art studio from the University of California at Davis in 2003, and a master's degree at San Diego State University in Speech-Language Pathology in 2008.
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Licensed in California, and Texas
Megan McFarland, MS, CCC/SLP (she/her)
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Gender-affirming voice care (speaking and singing voice)
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AAC (augmentative and alternative communication)
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Speech, language, and functional communication therapy for pediatric clients with congenital, developmental, and acquired disorders
Megan uses her strong musical acuity and background as a certified yoga teacher to help you find your power and establish a sense of embodiment through your voice. As part of the LGBT community herself, Megan is driven to learn more and deepen her understanding to help clients find authentic voices they feel great speaking and singing in. Megan is neurodiversity-affirming and prioritizes authentic communication, connection, autonomy, and self-advocacy.
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Megan earned an undergraduate degree from the University of Redlands in Communication Sciences and Disorders in 2017, and a master's degree from California State University in Speech-Language Pathology in 2019.
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Licsensed in California, and Texas
Krithika Ganesan, MS, CCC/SLP (she/her)
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Gender affirming voice care (singing and speaking voice)
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English (native)​
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Tamil (native)
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Hindi (fluent)
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Kannada (working knowledge)
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Singing voice rehabilitation
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Accent modification
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Krithika is passionate about helping people explore their singing voice to express their gender identity and culture. Her multicultural background allows her to work with speakers of different dialects and accents to achieve their goals without judgement, since she does not herself approach speech through a mono-lingual lens of the "one correct voice."
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Krithika earned an undergraduate degree from Sri Ramachandra Medical College and Research Institute in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology in 2017, and a master's degree from All India Institute of Speech and Hearing in Speech-Language Pathology in 2019.​
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Licensed in California, and Texas
Ky Rivera, MS, CCC/SLP (they/he)
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Gender affirming voice care (speaking voice)
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English (native)​
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Filipino / Tagalog (native)
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Articulation and fluency therapy
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Speech, language, and functional communication therapy for children and teen clients (5+)
- Congenital, developmental, and acquired disorders​​​
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Ky is an autistic, queer, and transgender SLP with lived experience transitioning their own voice. They can help you modify your voice so that you can find communication patterns that match your gender identity. They would be honored to help you on your journey to be your most authentic self.​​​ Their professional interests include Autism, language deficits, mental illness, diversity of lived experience, and trauma-informed practices.
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Ky achieved their undergraduate degree in communicative science disorders from New York University in 2014, and their master's degree at Long Island University in speech-language pathology in 2019.
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Licensed in New York and Texas
Lyndsay Nashington (she/her)
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Gender affirming voice care (singing and speaking voice)
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Occupational voice rehabilitation and maintenance
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Voice pathology rehabilitation
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Swallowing therapy
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Oromyofunctional therapy, including surgery adjacent care of tethered oral tissues
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Sensory feeding therapy
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Cognitive-communicative rehabilitation
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Accent modification
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Lyndsay has a diverse background in theatrical and operatic performance, singing voice instruction, and voice and swallowing rehabilitation in hospital settings. She has a passion for the creative process of navigating the voice, and a sensitivity to the amount our voice interplays our our sense of identity. She has personal experience overcoming swallowing dysfunction and medically released tongue, lip and buccal ties. She has helped patients with navigating effects of tethered oral tissues and when/how to navigate their release.
She received a Masters of Music in Vocal Performance in 2009, and a Masters of Science in Speech-Language Pathology in 2020, both from Illinois State University
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Licensed in Oregon, and Texas
Tallulah Breslin, M.S. CCC-SLP (she/they)
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Gender affirming voice care (speaking voice, workshops)
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Voice, upper airway, and swallowing therapy
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Voice feminization surgery-adjacent pre- and post-surgery voice training
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Behavioral cough suppression therapy
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Unsure what your goal voice is? Tallulah's targeted evaluation determines what your goal voice is, what voice recipe you're currently speaking in, and the differences between them. This allows you to narrow in quickly on what aspects of your voice to work on. Hearing the exact voice recipe you want is often the first step towards believing it's possible to find your own unique perfect sound.
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Tallulah earned their bachelor's degree at Texas State University in Communication Disorders in 2008, and her master's degree from Purdue University in Speech, Language, and Hearing Science in 2010. They founded Harmonic Speech Therapy in 2020, and became WPATH certified in 2024.
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Licensed in Kansas, Michigan, and Texas (and soon Illinois!)
Zoe Weinstein, M.S. CCC-SLP (they/them)
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Gender affirming voice care (speaking voice)
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English (native)
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Spanish (intermediate)
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Mandarin Chinese (intermediate)
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Self-directed therapy for neurodivergent adults (executive functioning skills, communication development, etc.)
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Articulation therapy
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Accent modification
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Early childhood development
Zoe is a queer, agender, neurodivergent clinician who uses a trauma-informed, neurodiversity affirming approach to teaching. They specialize in voice modification for all genders, including feminization, masculinization, and non-binarification. They enjoy tailoring their teaching methods to help each client find the easiest and most effective strategies to reach their unique goals.
Zoe earned an undergraduate degree from the University of Rochester in Linguistics and Chinese Studies in 2014, and a master's degree from the George Washington University in Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences in 2021.
Licensed in New York and Texas
Our Behind the Scenes Team
Fiona Barnhill (she/her)
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Gender affirming voice coaching (speaking voice, workshops for voice professionals)
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Inclusivity education
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Billing and Insurance support
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Fiona began her journey in voice modification in 2020, when she decided to focus on her voice early in her transition. She knows first hand how painful it is when your voice doesn't match you. Modifying her voice early on helped her find a voice she loved, and also made it easier to navigate difficult situations.
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Fiona helps others on their voice journey through affordable gender affirming voice coaching. While she is not able to accept insurance or treat disorders, she can be your guide no matter where you are.
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Fiona is also our insurance expert, and answers your calls. She's always happy to help you problem solve difficult insurance issues.
Madelynne Organa (she/her)
Madelynne has expertise in the following:
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Practice student
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Office support
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Before training her voice, Madelynne experienced daily frustration from being misgendered. Now that she is always gendered correctly, she feels validated at work, is more confident, generally feels more comfortable using her voice, and experiences gender euphoria. Madelynne was really happy with her voice training with Harmonic, so she's always happy to lend a hand here.
Madelynne supports voice professionals in our Gender Affirming Voice Workshops by providing the service of being their practice student. She also helps us with payroll, which is vital as the team would be very grumpy if they didn't get paid. You might never meet Madelynne if you aren't a voice professional learning in our workshops, but you're missing out because Madelynne is awesome!
Terri Hudson (she/her)
Terri has expertise in the following:
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Voice acting
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Advocacy
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Email communication
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As one of Tallulah's oldest friends (in friendship duration, not age) and a passionate activist for the queer and disabled communities, Terri was delighted to hear about our opening for a behind the scenes part time communication organizer extraordinaire. If you're ever wondering why you hear back promptly and get timely reminders, she's why.
Terri is also a valued contributor to our team learning sessions, as she brings her own experiences with voice acting, voice therapy, and navigating the American medical care system as a disabled person to help us be better together. You'll likely never realize Terri is here, but we are all so grateful for her help and support!
