Nathalie-France Forest began her career in popular singing at the age of 15, and developed her technique in classical singing a few years later. She is one of the rare performers in the French-speaking world to be able to alternate and blend the two worlds, making her a hybrid singer at the complete service of a song's emotion and purpose.

With solid university training in singing and classical interpretation, as well as in music teaching (theatrical specialization), Nathalie-France Forest subsequently accumulated recognized training in sonology, osteopathic touch (ostheo touch and ostheo yoga), Swedish massage, as well as being introduced to Jacques Salomé's Espere method (communication tools), the Feldenkreis method (awareness of the body in movement), the Alexander technique (use of the body) and belcanto (a singing technique).

She is also one of a group of 12 teachers to whom Lucette Tremblay, an international authority in the field, has chosen to pass on her teaching technique. Over the course of her career, Ms. Tremblay's students have included such greats as Lara Fabian, Nathalie Choquette, Marie-Josée Lord, Richard Séguin, Marie-Michèle Desrosiers, Robert Marien, Marilou and many others.

Nathalie-France Forest is an artist and creator of great authenticity. As a performer, she makes it a point of honor to develop a relationship with her audience, in order to give them an uncommonly sensitive experience. This desire to communicate and understand the human being in all its interiority is also at the root of her singing teaching and her work as a sonology therapist.

In her many years of research into the voice, she has acquired solid expertise in the use of vocal work as a tool for personal development.