10/03/2026
7 maybe weird things I love as a Reiki and somatic sound healer:
1. The first moment of silence
�Before the first note, everyone’s still deciding if it’s safe to let go. Then they land. Silence is my first instrument.
2. The shift when the room drops in
�Breath slows. Bodies start falling into rhythm together. That’s entrainment and the power of co-regulation: nervous systems helping each other feel safe.
3. The exhale
�Mid-session, someone releases a breath they’ve been holding for… maybe years. It’s audible and unplanned. It’s one of my very favorite sounds, and I’m the one with the instruments.
4. Leaving and coming back
�I step out at the end, walk back in, and the room feels completely different. It’s like stepping into a cocoon. Tell me energy isn’t real.
5. Bodies softening
�Shoulders drop. Jaws unclench. Hands uncurl. The body says what the mind won’t.
6. The look on everyone’s faces
�As I walk around with instruments infusing Reiki, every face wears the same peace. They have different lives and different stories but one expression. Oneness.
7. The build and release of energy
�Energy rises, crests, and settles like a wave. In somatic work we call this pendulation: the nervous system learning it’s safe to feel and safe to come back.
Which one surprised you? 👇
Sound healers, what’s your fav?
And : if #2 and #7 happen in your sessions by accident, my masterclass Somatics for Sound Healers teaches you to facilitate them on purpose. Comment or DM SOMATICS for the waitlist.