A seeker by nature, I  laughed when sound therapy found me (and not vice versa), shortly after returning to my  home state of Michigan after nearly 20 years away.

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Universe, you are hilarious.

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A retreat and circle facilitator, writer and mom of plenty (okay, four), I  began my studies in 2019 under Julie Chase of Wind Willow Sound Health and after the lockdown from Covid, I happily blew the dust  and the cobwebs off and began my practice. 

 

I have never looked back.

 

In both my group and individual sessions, I incorporate tuning forks, Tibetan singing bowls ,crystal bowls and a myriad of other instruments to bring the body into a deep state of relaxation, allowing the body to rest, recover and heal.

 

I am a junior board member for the Wind Willow Consortium, a non-profit that brings sound to the community to help educate them on benefits of this healing modality.

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I have  worked with educational institutions such as Michigan State University, Western Michigan University, and Kalamazoo Public Schools. I have  shared my work with the Michigan Bureau of Blind Services, various wellness programs throughout the community and have  collaborated with teachers to bring sound to schools and introduce youth to sound and mindfulness.

 

I have been invited to various retreats in the United States and Mexico and love collaborating with other facilitators.

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I offer individual sessions at my  studio in Kalamazoo, Michigan and one to two times a year in Portland, Oregon. You can find my group sessions throughout the state of Michigan and in various locations throughout the country. I am also  available for private group sessions upon request.

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