Sound has been the throughline all my life.

I won my first national talent competition at twelve. Was in musicals at sixteen. Signed to a record label at eighteen. And by my early twenties I was anchoring morning radio.

Years of programme-directing across Asia Pacific and Australia followed – scripting, curating, producing, choosing which sounds reached which ears.

Working in music teaches you something most listeners never think about: sound is physical. It changes breathing before anyone notices. It shifts mood before language catches up.

The more I worked with sound professionally, the more curious I became about the places language couldn’t reach.

Nervous-system research. Somatics and psychology. The emerging science of bioelectromagnetism and coherence – where mind meets the body.

When I found Eileen McKusick’s work on Biofield Tuning, something clicked into place. A framework for what I’d been sensing for years. I trained. I certified. The practice I run today is the result.