05/28/2026
For the last two years I’ve carried a mini sound-bath kit up into Brighton Canyon to sit in a little wellness tent for a Cancer Society walk, offering short sound rests to people who needed a place to land between laps. The kit fits in a backpack but still holds a crystal bowl, Tibetan bowls, bells, chimes, a rattle, my drum, and even a mini gong, because it matters to me that beings doing big work have somewhere to set their nervous system down for a minute. That same instinct is why, for the last two years, I’ve driven out to a horse sanctuary just to offer sound sessions to the horses who hold everyone else, the ones who carry kids and adults through their own healing and rarely get asked how their bodies are doing. I’m a Holistic Pet Care Practitioner, small-pack trail hiker, sound practitioner, yoga and meditation teacher, and a Nature-Informed Therapy trainee who works in canyons, barns, living rooms, backyards, and small studios more than on big stages. If you’re looking for something different for your workplace, school, barn, or family—a simple, grounded way to help everyone’s nervous systems downshift for a bit—I build small, contained pockets of time where humans, dogs, and horses get to integrate and be cared for on purpose.
