About Alison

Alison is a sound therapist, yoga instructor, and occupational therapist that lives outside of Nashville, Tennessee. She has studied Anatomy and Biology at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Colorado, and has her masters in occupational therapy from A.T. Still University in Mesa, Arizona. She has been a practicing occupational therapist working in the hospital setting focusing on various healing modalities for adults with physical and neurological disabilities such as strokes, brain injuries, and physical/mental traumas. Her background and passion for yoga has also influenced how she cares for her clients.

Her love and passion for sound came about 8 years ago when she was gifted a singing bowl and she began using it to heal her own anxiety. She soon began incorporating it into treatment sessions with clients and has seen incredible results. She has studied at the Sound Healing Academy for 2 years acquiring diplomas for working with tuning forks as well as her year long sound healing practitioner diploma for 1:1 sound healing sessions.

She currently offers 1:1 private sound healing sessions to help facilitate improved health and overall wellness through an individualized and focused sound session. She also facilitates group sound baths at a local therapy clinic where clients are guided into a state of relaxation and then bathed in sound to gently bring participants into a deep state of meditation and healing.

She specializes in using tuning forks, crystal singing bowls, Tibetan singing bowls, various drums, and breath work to promote self healing and guide people on a path of improved health and wellness.

During the lockdown she began incorporating online sound healing sessions for both her private and group clients with great success. Over the past year she has continued to seek out various sound practitioners to connect with and learn from as she continues to grow within her healing modalities.