Meet Laura

Laura (she/they) is a queer sound healer, energy medicine practitioner, and trauma-informed nurse practitioner devoted to guiding others in holistic healing of the body, mind, and heart.

In her time working as a registered nurse and primary care nurse practitioner, Laura saw how Western medicine did not provide her with the tools necessary to address the pain of disconnection, chronic stress, and loneliness that many of her patients carried.

Experiencing burnout, chronic anxiety, and other health issues herself, she initially pursued healing through conventional medicine, but was left without sustainable, effective solutions. Feeling failed by the very modality she’d arduously studied and practiced, Laura searched for alternatives. Eventually, she discovered energy medicine and sound healing to be powerful pathways to lasting transformation, which led to healing of her physical body and empowering reconnection to her most authentic, joyful self.

Today, Laura is the founder of The Heart Resonance Project, where her work centers around creating nurturing spaces for deep healing, remembrance, and connection through sound — supporting individuals in reclaiming their inner wisdom and coming home to themselves.

She is a graduate of UC Berkeley, UC San Francisco, the Academy of Intuition Medicine®, and completed her sound healing studies at the Globe Institute. Laura gracefully weaves together her knowledge of the body with her experience in energy medicine and sound healing, offering transformative healing experiences through sound journeys & ceremonies, workshops, & 1:1 sessions.

Education

The Academy of Intuition Medicine®

Master Certification in Intuition Medicine®

The Globe institute

Sound Healing & Therapy Certification

2025

2024

University of California, San Francisco

Master of Science, Nursing

Adult Gerontology Primary Care Nurse Practitioner

2021

University of California, Berkeley

Bachelor of Arts, Rhetoric with Minor in French

2013

Work with Laura

“In healing ourselves, we alchemize our most grueling challenges into our greatest gifts.”