Training as a Therapeutic Sound Practitioner felt deeply right. It was one of those rare and affirming moments when you realise you have found exactly what you are meant to be doing. Today, I bring together my lifelong love of sound with the creation of therapeutic classes and events that support relaxation, self discovery and joyful connection.

My work now takes many forms. It may be a one to one session, a small group, or a large scale event in an arena. Wherever people can experience sound, I love to share it. Using a range of therapeutic instruments, I create vibrations that resonate with the body and encourage balance, grounding and a deeper sense of calm.

In recent years, my work has expanded into sound artistry. This includes creating original audio works and designing immersive sound based shows and experiences that invite deeper sensing, reflection and emotional connection. This artistic direction has opened new avenues for exploring how sound can be both creatively expressive and therapeutically supportive.

The feedback I receive is what truly inspires me. Clients often tell me how a sound experience has helped them release, shift or transform something within themselves. I also understand this work on a personal level. I lived with a pituitary adenoma for more than 14 years, and now that I have been given the all clear, I believe that regular exposure to energetic and therapeutic sound has played a meaningful part in my own wellbeing.