Born in the spiritual Himalayas, Chaitanyashree is one of the most influential and effective Sound Healers originating from Nepal. He uses the singing bowl to converge higher spiritual energy, to heal and rejuvenate the body, to open the blockages and retune the chakras with existence.

Chaitanyashree’s knowledge of the singing bowl is not only based on the scientific analysis of sound, but also on a deeper, inner spiritual understanding and realisation of its frequencies and its positive effect on the body, mind and soul.

He regards the sound of the Singing Bowl as Nada Brahma, the primordial sound, the source and the core of all existence. Nada manifests from nothing to something, something to nothing.

When one is tuned, this Sound opens the door to higher consciousness, rendering one’s body energised and recharged with divine energy, which ultimately heals everything.

Chaitanyashree has been in his Spiritual Sadhana and meditation from a very young age. His experience of the sound journey was uplifting, especially the sound of the singing bowl. One of the most beautiful, simple and powerful vehicles to learn to meditate and find deep peace within.

He strictly focuses on the right singing bowl and sound since sound is a form of energy that can have positive as well as negative effects. A bowl that may sound good for one person may not suit another.

To that extent he helps people to find the Singing Bowl that suits them, to match their bodily frequencies and its harmonics, and to resonate with the chakras. To enable everyone to play, Chaitanyashree gives different types of courses, based on his personal experience, techniques and approaches as well as on ancient Vedic understanding of sound and its relation with the human body.

From their first healing session, one can really feel a very powerful and out-of-body experience. Many people are transformed from his healing session. Chaitanyashree uses a wide variety of sets of singing bowls for different kinds of healing and therapy sessions, depending on individual needs.

Kristy is a Clinical Psychologist with Masters level qualifications. She has conducted research in evolutionary psychology, and has a strong interest in holistic healing modalities that extend beyond the traditional psychology model. Between 2012-2015 she immersed herself in studies in Nepal, focusing on Sound Healing, Tibetan Meditation and Eastern philosophies, spending time in remote Ashrams and Monasteries devoted to teaching meditation, healing and yogic practice. She also wrote a research thesis on traditional healing, which reviewed and provided evidence of the use of a vast range of different techniques and methods used around the world including shamanic and indigenous healing practices.

“A session with me will commence with understanding your reasons for seeking treatment and what it is you wish to learn, heal, explore, understand about yourself. There are layers to treatment; sometimes you may come in for 1 or 2 sessions – or it may be necessary to delve deeper into a processing journey over a number of sessions.”

There is not one specific approach that Kristy will use, as such she will see each client as a unique individual and tailor treatment accordingly. She has a calming, positive and supportive nature that is authentic and non-judgemental. There is no pre-requisite for psychology sessions – you can be a first-time person to treatment, without having had any prior experience of therapy or you could be somebody wishing to re-commence therapy and try a different approach.

“The most important component is the development of rapport that supports a safe, engaging and warm environment to start psychology intervention. I place a high priority on what we call the therapeutic relationship – in all the healing traditions that I’ve researched, this is central to the healing process.”

Experience working with a broad range of psychological presentations:

○ Anxiety, worry or stress

○ Depression and mood changes

○ Trauma

○ Grief

○ Post natal Depression/Anxiety & Parenting

○ Psychosis and psychotic disorders

○ Relationship distress

○ Substance use disorders

○ Life purpose related concerns

○ Work/life balance

Therapy approaches include:

Cognitive, Behavioural Therapy (CBT) & DBT, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, Schema Therapy, Mindfulness, Meditation, Trauma-Informed Yoga

Areas of interest include:

Mind-Body Connection – Interplay between the Mind and the Body, Analytical psychology – Carl Jung (psychological types, archetypes, collective consciousness), Transpersonal psychology, Trauma Informed Yoga, Herbal & vibrational plant medicine, Metaphysical (energy) and Sound Therapy healing, Nutritional psychiatry.