Voice Ambient · Tulum & Online
Slow down. Breathe. Come back to yourself through your own voice.
Hey there
I'm a singer, musician and certified voice therapist. For over 17 years I've been exploring the voice through performance, music and personal practice.
Alongside my artistic work, I offer voice and sound sessions for people who want to slow down, reconnect with themselves and feel the power of their own voice in a supportive space.
Open to everyone — no singing experience needed.
The practice
A gentle practice that uses your own voice, breath and sound to release what the body holds onto — tension, stress and emotions that get “stuck” and have nowhere to go.
We don't sing to perform or to sound “right”. The voice is a tool: to feel the body, to let go, to come back into contact with ourselves. The vibration of your own sound relaxes the nervous system, opens the breath and frees the places where we tend to hold and clench.
Sessions
A sound meditation: you lie down, close your eyes and let the sound do the work. You receive tones and overtones of the voice and singing bowls, followed by gentle therapeutic percussion.
The sounds guide the brain into slower frequencies linked to deep rest. Many people feel less stress and anxiety, deeper calm, better sleep and relief from physical tension.
A shared circle where we work with breath, sound and voice together. You don't just receive — you take part: breathing, toning, making sound, releasing.
When we sound together, the fear of “how do I sound” dissolves. The shared vibration carries you, and it becomes easier to open and let the body release what it's been holding.
For you if you want to slow down, quiet the anxiety and come back into contact with your body.
No singing experience. No “right” voice. If something in you is curious — that's enough.
Every body responds differently, but most people leave feeling lighter — as if something they'd been carrying has finally been set down.
Some feel it right away; for others it unfolds over the next day or two. Your experience is exactly yours.
Kind words
I only came to one practice, but what a release! My body was humming with fatigue and my head ached — we breathed, we sounded, and I felt so much lighter. I could see and feel how you hold and balance the space. You are a master of your craft.
The last meeting was the most memorable. At one moment, as we sang and breathed into each chakra, I felt a powerful surge of energy. I had no idea breath could open such states. It's still a dark forest for me — but now a dark forest where I've already seen the light once.
Breath and sound as a guide into presence, stillness and clarity. Combining breathing with sound, and sound with gently tapping the body, is very powerful — I've taken it as my morning practice. Your silky voice envelops you. It was a joy to be in this space 🌈
Prices
Booking by WhatsApp. Payment by bank transfer (Paysend, Remitly) or cash in Tulum.
FAQ
No. No singing experience is needed — the voice is simply a tool to feel, release and reconnect. Open to everyone.
Individual sessions usually run 1 to 1.5 hours, and group sound healing sessions last about 1 hour.
Both. Sasha offers sessions in person in Tulum and online voice therapy worldwide.
The easiest way is to message Sasha directly on WhatsApp — sessions are by appointment, every day.
Most people leave feeling lighter — deeper calm, softer breathing, release of stored tension, and often better sleep. Every body responds differently.
Learn
A sound bath is a passive meditation: you lie down, close your eyes, and let waves of sound — voice, singing bowls, gentle percussion — wash over you. There's nothing to do and no "right" way to experience it; the sound does the work while your body simply receives.
Slow, resonant sound and vocal toning stimulate the vagus nerve and help shift the body out of fight-or-flight and into rest-and-digest. That's why a session often leaves people feeling physically lighter, not just emotionally calmer — the nervous system itself downshifts.
A voice bath is something you receive lying down; group voice therapy is something you actively do — breathing, toning and sounding together in a circle. Many people start with a voice bath and move into group sessions once they're ready to use their own voice.
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If you have questions, if something resonated, or something wasn't clear — write to me.
I live in the Tulum jungle and welcome guests. I also host private retreats, and I'm open to collaborations — music, sound and retreat invitations.
WhatsApp · +48 886 531 898Sessions by appointment, every day.