Sound healing became my life’s work not because I set out to teach it, but because I experienced, firsthand, how powerfully it works with the human system.

I have been on my own wellness and self inquiry journey for over fifteen years. Through many modalities, practices, teachers, and seasons of growth, I kept returning to one thing - Sound.

What I discovered through both lived experience and formal study is that sound communicates directly with the body in a way that requires no force, no performance, and no striving. It works through vibration, frequency, and resonance. It bypasses overthinking and meets the nervous system exactly where it is.

Over the years, through extensive study, hands on practice, and facilitation across therapeutic, artistic, and educational spaces, I witnessed how precisely sound restores coherence in places where the body has learned to brace, disconnect, or shut down. I saw how it softens what meditation sometimes cannot reach when someone is too activated to sit still, or too overwhelmed to focus on breath.

Sound is powerful because it is a universal language. You do not need to try. You do not need to be good at it. You do not need to “do” anything. The body responds naturally. It remembers.

As the work deepened, so did the spaces I was invited into. I worked as the resident sound healer at The LUME Melbourne and have since facilitated at wellness summits, retreats, private events, and corporate settings across Australia and internationally. My work has included collaborations with GOOP and KAILO Spa, international retreats and workshops including time spent working in Dubai, and sessions held across both intimate therapeutic environments and large scale public venues. My perspective on sound healing has also been featured in publications including The Australian, Marie Claire, and Vogue.

I’ve had the privilege of facilitating sound for thousands of people - from small, private sessions to opening for David the Medium at sold-out shows in Melbourne and at the Sydney Opera House. I’ve also worked with a range of brands and organisations, including By Charlotte, Forbes, Swisse, NAB, and others, as well as private clients and events.

Through all of this, one truth has remained steady for me. Sound does not create change by pushing or forcing. It creates change by offering safety. When the body feels safe enough, it softens. And when it softens, it reorganises and returns to its own intelligence.

This training was born from that understanding.

It carries the depth of my study, the refinement of years of facilitation, and the lived experience of walking this path myself. It is designed to support you not just in learning techniques, but in understanding how to work with sound responsibly, relationally, and with true nervous system awareness.