I began my working career as an ICU nurse in 2005. After working full-time for almost 10 years, I decided to pursue music professionally, and graduated with a degree in cello performance from Portland State University in 2014. I continue to practice part-time as an ICU nurse and perform as a cellist. 

 

Four years ago, my path led me to energy healing and vibrational healing work. Our thoughts, our feelings, our bodies, the world around us; all of it is vibrating. Through intentional and thoughtful exploration, sound healing can provide powerful emotional and physical restoration. The cello is well-known for its wide range of sonority, from the lowest to the highest registers, which makes it a powerful tool for accessing and matching the vibrations of the human body. 

My primary areas of expertise are grief, death and dying. I believe strongly in empowering others to explore the depth of the human experience, especially the emotions and feelings we are so often taught to push away. By embracing the full range of the human experience, grief can be processed and integrated, and our own mortality can be faced openly and even joyfully. 

 

Cello sound healing can be helpful in many areas, and I encourage you to reach out if there is something on which you'd like to consider working together. Grief is broad - there is no right or wrong source and no statute of limitations. 

 

I look forward to walking with you on your journey!

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