Monique Mead has been a lifelong advocate for the healing power of music. Her career as a professional violinist spans three decades performing on major international stages throughout North America and Europe. This artistic excellence infuses her Sound Healing practice, trainings, and research.  As Professor and Director of Music Entrepreneurship at Carnegie Mellon University, Monique has established sound bath programs at major universities to promote student mental health, invented a notation system called SonicScore, and is developing sound bath apps to make sound healing more accessible. Featured on local NPR, CBS, and the Pittsburgh Post Gazette, Monique’s cutting-edge research on sound therapy, trailblazing Mega Surround Sound Baths, and passion for peace have captured local and international attention. A lover of nature, yoga, and organic cuisine, Monique enjoys directing an annual Chamber Music Festival at Rancho La Puerta, a premiere wellness resort in Mexico. She invites you to explore the timeless world of sound healing and the transformative power of deep listening.

Founder of Forest & Flowers, plant woman, event curator, and forest farmer, Jenni Hulburt is cultivating a place of regeneration for people and the Earth.  The studies and practices that inform her offerings include aromatherapy, folk herbalism, reiki, sound healing, breathwork, and a Bachelors and Masters degree in Exercise Physiology.  She’ll be offering sessions for weekend retreat guests, including movement, breathwork, aromatherapy, and restorative yoga.