The sacred space between silence and sound is the intimate focus for all my work

Sound Healing

Within our modern lifestyles, we are surrounded by numerous sounds with various frequencies, some subtle and others more obtrusive.

Our bodies are continually evolving remaining susceptible to both external and internal environments. Conscious and creative sound healing techniques ensure that the external environment is full of frequencies nourishing the body achieving inner balance and presence. This sacred partnership of ‘external + healing + internal’ is the foundation of all my work. The human body itself is a miracle, to truly honour its presence within sound healing is to sing to its soul so its essence is seen.

  • Our ability to hear is primarily the most deeply acute sense we own, even close to death it remains highly sensitive. What we ‘hear’ influences how we ‘heal’. A really powerful question to ask ourselves is "what sounds in our life are healing us?" Silence is often perceived as being one of the most healing environments we know. If we invite this awareness of silence within our internal bodies, the external sounds we create nourish this environment. This source of practice is my devotional approach towards creating healing sounds from silence.

    Sound healing can bring balance to the body and provide an opportunity for deep relaxation to occur. When an instrument is played in sacred union with the awareness towards intentional healing, infinite possibilities emerge. It is here that the profound power of sound healing is experienced. When this practice is merged within my shamanic healing techniques the results are absolutely endless.

  • Following an initial consultation, I support you to share your reasons for wanting to experience a sound healing at this precise time in your life. For sound healings I always recommend being physically present for the session. However, these sessions can also be offered remotely with the use of high quality audio equipment in my studio and you using comfortable headphones at home.

    The Sound Healing is a very gentle and non-invasive practice, providing essential space for deep relaxation. The instruments used are shamanic frame drum, bells, rattles, gongs, crystal singing bowls and voice. Some people feel that drums are loud and not relaxing, but 99.9% of my clients find this to be the opposite.

    It is important to note that my sound healing sessions are unique as I am not always using the stereotypical instruments you might expect. A minimum of 2 hours working together is recommended as this allows time for the sound healing plus integration. Please always bring comfortable clothing and ensure you drink plenty of water after the session.

  • Sound healing offers an immeasurable amount of benefits. For many, it is the healing they are yearning for as it provides an opportunity for the body to receive, rejuvenate and reconnect. Because I use a variety of instruments in my sound healing and shamanic practice these sessions are extremely deep and wholesome. My depth of sensitivity when playing these instruments delivers a profound opportunity for absolute relaxation.

    The essential benefits are deep relaxation, cellular regeneration, inspiring awareness, emotional support, stress relief, alignment to your soul purpose, of spiritual presence and purpose and promoting nourishment to your overall health and well-being. These sessions are a sacred gift to your body, releasing unwanted tensions from your mind.

  • £120 for a 2 hour session

    If you cannot afford the session cost, please contact me and tell me what you are able to pay, and I will review your request.

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“My healing session with Pete was intense and moving – very powerful. I have a chronic condition which means that I am tired much of the time – my husband, who has no interest in ‘alternative’ methods, has been amazed at how much more energy I have had; he can find no other reason for this improvement. As it happens, my blood test results since the session have improved also – my specialist at the Royal Free Hospital in London was pleased, but I thought it best not to share this with him!”

Kayla Justice - Consultant