Pranešimai konferencijose, vidiniai ir išotiniai mokymai.
10 metų kaupiau žinias ir patirtį. Tikiu, jog iš tikrųjų galiu padėti žmonėms laisvai, paprastai, glaustai, o savarbiausia - įdomiai, uždegančiai ir charizmatiškai kalbėti. Išdrįsti scenoje būti savimi, kalbėti natūraliai, nevaidinti ir skleisti šilumą. Leisti Sau klysti, koketuoti, juokauti ir kurti ryšius su publika. O svarbiausia - džiaugtis buvimu scenoje! Adrija graduated from the Lithuanian Music and Theatre Academy in 1989. She is a professional theatre and film actress, working in the National Drama Theatre. Since 1996 Adrija has been teaching as a scene language lecturer at Lithuanian Music and Theatre Academy; in parallel, she conducts seminars for business people and performs as a speaker in various business conferences. In 2010 Adrija attended the public speaking course in Guildhall Music and Theatre School in London conducted by Patsy Rodenburgh, who was the main public speaking coach for former president of America Barack Obama. She also took a course in the Voice Centre in Scotland led by Kristine Linklater. Currently Adrija works as a public speaking coach with a number of co-operate organizations such as Swedbank, DNB, Telia and others.
'In my workshops, I equally divide my focus to breathing techniques, body language, text and structure. Gaining knowledge and experience from various sources such as Alexander technique, Patsy Rodenburgh enabled me to create, what I believe, the most effective system. Saying that, it is the methodology of professor J.A. Vasilyev of St. Petersburg Theatre Arts Academy that I find most suitable for my approach. This school emphasizes the reinstatement of natural original voice. The voice perhaps best reflects the human state of mind, the inner world of a human being. Exercises are designed to liberate the voice from „learned“ intonations, only to discover its own individual sound and inner rhythm, to find the body centre of gravity and an internal fundament for the voice.The technique teaches the voice to express human feelings and senses.‘
