Alistair Smith

Alistair qualified with the College of Sound Healing in 2014 and as a tutor for the College in 2017. He has attended courses with leading figures in the field of sound healing including: Fabian Maman, Jill Purce, Simon Heather, Jenni Roditi, Nikki Slade and Eileen Day McKusick. Alistair is proud to be one of the first trained Vocal Tai Chi practitioners. He also has over 5 years experience of care work in hospitals, nursing homes and a hospice and have attended a course in trauma awareness. Alistair has been a musician for more than 25 years and is a published composer and teacher. He studied music at Goldsmiths University where he  graduated with first class honours in 2007, winning the Barnard and Hails prize for music. Alistair gained his Masters in composition at Goldsmiths in 2009.

The properties of sound effect us on all levels; clearing, shifting and promoting harmony, balance and alignment. Sound healing can help with stress, tension, anxiety, depression, grief, motivation, concentration, sleep, life purpose, creativity, meditation and spiritual growth. Alistair has also worked with people suffering from chronic illness to support their treatment and recovery, and run sessions with several cancer support groups and the NHS.

He uses tuning forks, gongs, singing bowls, voice, harp, and pure therapeutic frequencies and harmonics.