Sound Healing & Practitioner Certification with Anna Hastie
You already know something needs to change.
You can feel it, that persistent sense that there’s more, that you’ve drifted a little from yourself, that the life you’re living is full but somehow not quite enough.
You just haven’t found anything that slows you down long enough to hear what’s underneath all of it.
Most people arrive because they’re tired.
Not just physically, although that too.
They’re tired of their mind running at full speed from the moment they wake up, tired of holding everything together for everyone else, tired of doing all the “right things” and still feeling like something’s missing.
A sound bath is different because you don’t have to do anything.
You lie down. You close your eyes. And the sound gives your mind somewhere else to go, so that underneath all of that noise, something quieter can finally be heard.
People leave feeling lighter and clearer. Like they can breathe again. And often, like they just remembered something important about themselves they’d forgotten was there.
I listen to the sound, the energy, the room, and the people in front of me. Drawing on over 15 years of energy healing practice, I create each session in the moment, responding to what’s actually present rather than following a set formula.
No two sessions are the same, because no two rooms full of people are the same.
My journey into sound didn’t start with a bowl.
It started with a voice I kept trying to ignore, a quiet persistent sense that I was meant for something different, something more meaningful than what I was doing.
I followed that voice even when I couldn’t explain where it was leading me. And now, every session I hold is an invitation for the people in that room to start doing the same thing.
I hold space for you to get quiet enough to hear your own.
Sound Healing & Practitioner Education | Broome, Western Australia + Online
I’m already creating the energy in the space well before the first person arrives. Intention is set, something is already moving, and by the time you walk in and find your spot on the floor, the room is ready for you.
During the session I’m not following a playlist or a formula.
I’m reading the energy, the subtle shifts, what the room needs in this moment. I notice when people need grounding and I play my crystal bowls lower, slower, deeper. When something wants to lift and become lighter, I follow that too with my playing. Sometimes I feel it in my own body before I can explain it.
This is why every experience is different. The bowls I practice with during the week are never quite the same ones I reach for on a Sunday morning, because I’m tuning in to what’s actually needed each time.
I’m not here to give you the answers. I’m here to create the environment where you can get quiet enough to find your own.
Anna is a skilled and intuitive practitioner. I found her one to one and group meditation sound healing extremely therapeutic. The instruments took me on a journey and the vibrational therapy shifted and integrated energy, leaving me feeling relaxed and re-energised.
Anna did an amazing sound healing for the Allied Health team from Broome Hospital. Work can get so hectic and stressful sometimes so it’s important to be able to relax and unwind at the end of the day. Anna really helped our team with some much-needed relaxation, meditation and healing!
You are amazing at what you do and there is such beautiful calming energy that pours from you. Thank you … Other sound healings haven’t had that level of impact on me so definitely big credit to you.
Thank you so much for my session yesterday. I can still feel the healing energy radiating through my body and I got so so much out of the session. Manifesting here I come.
Whether it’s your first sound bath or you’ve been curious about training for a while, the best place to start is the one that feels right.
Sound Healing & Practitioner Education | Broome, Western Australia + Online
Hi I’m Anna
Sound Healing Practitioner & Educator
Broome, Western Australia + Online
Get quiet enough to hear yourself again.
Anna Hastie acknowledges the traditional owners, past, present and emerging, the Yawuru people, of the lands and waters in and around Rubibi (the town of Broome).
