Sound healing for people living with cancer, and those who care for them.

• People in active treatment — chemotherapy, radiation, surgery recovery.
• People in survivorship, moving through fear of recurrence.
• People in palliative or hospice care.
• Family caregivers carrying their own fatigue and grief.

Soft singing bowls, chimes, gentle breath and voice work, a short guided imagery practice, and a simple home practice you can use between treatments. The session is shaped around how you feel that day, whether that's anxious before chemo, tired, in pain, or simply in need of stillness.

Your oncology team stays in charge of your care. This program works around them.

• Before our first session: a short written intake, a signed consent that this is complementary relaxation, and I ask you to let your oncologist or nurse know you're doing it.
• For hospital or hospice visits, written permission from the ward is needed before I bring instruments in.
• I'll never suggest changing, delaying or stopping medical treatment, and I don't claim sound shrinks tumours, cures cancer or boosts immunity.
• If anything new or distressing comes up during a session, we pause and contact your medical team or caregiver.

After you book, I'll WhatsApp you a short intake and consent form. It covers your diagnosis stage, current treatment, implanted devices and anything else I should know, so I can shape the session safely around where you are.