About

Playing Sansula at West Cork Yoga Festival

Finding connection through sound and nature

I’ve always believed that beneath the noise of everyday life, there is a quieter place within us that remembers who we really are.

Long before I discovered sound healing, I was searching for that feeling.

As a child, I was happiest outdoors. I spent hours exploring fields, watching birds, swimming in the sea and singing to the stars. Music was woven through our family too. My father played piano, my sister and I sang, and looking back I can see that sound and nature were the places where I felt most connected, long before I had the words to describe it.

I originally trained as an ecologist and spent many years surveying birds, whales and dolphins. Although my work has changed over the years, nature is still where I feel most at home, and it continues to inspire the work I do today.

Like many people, though, life gradually pulled me away from that natural sense of connection. I became very good at adapting to other people’s expectations, trying to fit in and worrying what others might think. The only place I truly felt free to be myself was when I was singing.

A turning point

The greatest turning point came when my first son, Alan, died shortly after he was born.

It was a time of immense sorrow, but it also opened something profound within me. Alongside grief came an unexpected sense of spiritual connection that changed the way I experienced life forever.

Writing became a lifeline. Music took on a new depth. I began to trust my intuition more deeply, and I learned that healing was never about making the pain disappear. It was about learning to meet it with compassion and love.

That journey eventually led to my book, Letting Go: A Mother’s Healing Journey Through Diaries, Poetry & Song.

Finding my way to sound healing

Over time, writing, music and spirituality led me towards the work I do today. I trained as a sound healing practitioner in 2017, but in many ways I feel I’ve been preparing for this work all my life.

My offerings weave together everything that has shaped my own journey: a love of nature, music, poetry, spirituality and deep listening. Whether I’m holding a sound bath, leading a singing circle or working one-to-one, my intention is always the same: to create a safe, welcoming space where people can slow down and reconnect with themselves.

A space to listen to yourself

I believe we all have an innate capacity for healing and a wisdom within us that can sometimes become difficult to hear. My role isn’t to tell you what you need, but to create the space for you to listen more deeply to yourself.

Whatever you bring, my hope is that you’ll leave feeling lighter and more connected to your own inner wisdom.

My holistic qualifications

My first experience of energy healing was with Reiki and I have completed Reiki levels 1 & 2 in the 7 level system of Reiki with my wonderful sister and Reiki master Louise Pollock.

I started taking angel communication courses with Rev. Elvia Roe of AngelsTeach in 2014 and completed my Angel Communication MasterTM class in May 2016.

In 2017, I qualified as an accredited Sound Healing practitioner pecialising in vocal sound healing, with the UK College of Sound Healing, which is registered with the Complimentary Medical Associations. I trained with Chrys Blanchard in Abergavenny, Wales. I also completed a ‘Gong Wisdom Training’ with Chrys.

In 2026, I completed a Beginners & Advanced Tibetan Singing Bowl Course in Nepal.

I am a current member of the College of Sound Healing and undertake CPD every year.

Complimentary Clarity Call

If you want to learn more about working with me, you can book a complimentary Clarity Call below.