“ The heart is a
About Hana
Hana is a multifaceted creative, she is a Sound Artist, Grief & loss and Meditation practioner, always a student led by love.
After many years of experiencing a variety of losses from a young age and throughout life, during meditation and prayer she always knew there was a deeper purpose behind her pain.
After years of all the emotional pain manifesting into her body, finding inner peace in nature and a love for animals this led her into becoming a plant based Chef, trained at the Blue Lotus Cookery school. Allowing her to build the connection with the mind, and body. Using food as medicine, she successfully held plant based supper clubs over the years.
Having lost her brother to cancer, this led her to creating monthly ceremonies named “Permission To Grieve”, and seeing clients 1:1 covering all types of loss, not just death. Working through the loss of relationships, friendships, loss of your identity, body, pregnancy, inner child, collective loss and more.
Creating brave spaces for people to be seen, heard and witnessed in the fullness of their experience of loss. Her approach is based on the assumption that you are the expert of your own grief and her work focuses on guiding you back home to yourself so that you can find meaning in your life in the “after”. Her guidance comes from an academic approach, spiritual and personal experience which allows her to deeply relate to client’s experience of loss. Having experienced loss in many different ways over the years, she soon began to understand the importance of releasing the wounds through the mind, body and spirit. Studying and learning from various Ancient wisdom practices.
Attending The Bridge Retreat with Donna Lancaster and Gabi Krueger, being one of her greatest teachers and influences around grief, this pushed her to study and become an End of Life Caretaker, which she is currently doing.
Hana is also a Sound Meditation facilitator, She leverages her 15-year long personal healing journey, Sufism spirituality, ancestral roots, studies under maestros Tim Wheater and Cherub in Vibrational Sound Medicine to inform her approach. Hana strives to create safe spaces in which sound is a vehicle to: reconnect with loved ones, calm the nervous system, carve out space to just be and process physical and emotional sensations. As a spaceholder, her niche is overcoming trauma and processing grief through understanding the mind, body, spirit connection.
Her main influences come from Sufisim, Poetry, Nature, pain-lived experiences and teachings through therapy, North African ancestral traditions.