I specialize in integrating anthropology, ethnomusicology, sound energy science research, brain–body entrainment, sound therapy, and embodied practices (Qi Gong, yoga, and meditation) into customized wellness experiences for individuals, groups, and organizations seeking innovative, human-centered approaches to health and performance.

My work emerged from practicing these modalities in urban and corporate environments, where changing pollution levels and ecological stress revealed how built spaces directly affect the nervous system and the eight pillars of wellness. This insight helped inform scalable wellness systems that align individual, employee, and organizational wellbeing with environmental consciousness.

Through customized instrument design, pure nature field recordings, and therapeutic sound design, I translate natural environments into accessible mindfulness tools for personal, corporate, institutional, and municipal partners. These soundscapes and vibroacoustic applications support stress reduction, focus, and emotional regulation, while also preserving disappearing ecosystems through acoustic archiving.

By connecting environmental stewardship with evidence-informed wellness strategies, I support clients and organizations in achieving wellness goals through sustainable, research-grounded innovation.

Audio Pharmacology™ was initially developed as a personalized wellness service offering non-invasive, sound-based therapy to support individual health outcomes. What began as one-on-one care has evolved into a scalable model supporting collective mental and physical wellbeing.