Experience and Background
When I first began to play a harp, I was drawn to the soothing effects of its sounds. It induced a sense of quietness and serenity within me. After studying how to play music in a therapeutic way I began playing my harp for patients in hospitals and hospices. Patients and staff felt a sense of relaxation and relief from pain and stress.
I combine playing suitable music on the harp while guiding meditations to harness the calming effects of gentle harp music. This provides a point of focus, and enhances the relaxation experience for meditators.
Accreditation and Professional Standards
As an accredited teacher with the Meditation Association of Australia, I adhere to strict professional and ethical standards
As an accredited therapeutic harpist and member of the Australian Therapeutic Harpists Association, I use the harp’s harmonious and sustained tones to create an atmosphere of serenity and tranquillity, allowing the listener to unwind and enter a state of deep relaxation.
Scientific studies back up the positive effects of live harp music.
My Qualifications
Drawing from a diverse educational background and specialised certifications, my qualifications are tailored to provide you with comprehensive guidance toward inner peace and well-being.
- Certified Meditation Teacher (Sydney Institute of Meditation)
- Certificate in Guiding Meditation (Lifeflow Meditation Centre)
- Certified Therapeutic Harp Practitioner (International Harp Therapy Program)
- Certified Clinical Musician (Clinical Musician's Certification Program)
- Bachelor of Psychology (Hons) (Flinders University, SA)
- Master's of Psychology (Clinical) (The University of Adelaide)
