Our Story...
In 2023, Kate and Casey met after embarking on a life-changing pilgrimage to visit sacred sites and temples in Egypt, guided by their sound healing tutors, Tim Wheater and Cherub. They first exchanged words in the Great Pyramid in Giza, Egypt.
As the journey unfolded and amidst the ancient temples resonating with centuries of history, they discovered a shared passion for singing and sharing their passion for sound healing instruments of resonance.
This serendipitous meeting in a sacred land sparked not only a friendship but also a vision for the future.
This chance encounter in the heart of an ancient wonder blossomed into a partnership dedicated to spreading the transformative power of sound healing, with Crystal Tones® bowls at the centre of their practice.
About Casey
Casey, co-founder of the Crystal Sound Sanctum, is a gifted sound healer based in South London, renowned for her ability to create nurturing, calming environments that soothe the nervous system.
Fondly nicknamed the "bowl lady," she is a master of the crystal singing bowls, using their resonant tones to bring peace and balance to people of all ages. Casey's journey into sound healing began in 2017, when she discovered its profound ability to quiet her busy mind—something other healing modalities had not achieved.
Since then, she has been dedicated to sharing this transformative practice, helping others experience the deep restorative power of sound.
About Kate
A certified sound healer, digital music creator and with advanced training in Gong Mastery, Kate plays gongs, bowl harp, crystal singing bowls and instruments of resonance to create a space for human connection, deep meditation and journeying with the imagination.
As Whorl of Sound, Kate makes music infused with instruments of resonance, foraged chants and the elemental sounds of the natural world. She especially enjoys sharing her practice through training, retreats and collaborative gatherings with fellow practitioners in the UK and internationally.
Before dedicating herself fully to sound work, Kate spent many years working in research, fundraising and events across the creative industries, supporting initiatives for the charity Music In Prisons and creative arts organisations including the Roundhouse, London.
