SoundEmbrace · East Coast Tour · Summer 2026
What if you actually built
the life you're always
talking about?
This summer, I'm doing exactly that — on the road, in real time, across 12 cities.
What follows is the story. And the invitation.
“Is this business suicide? You all know me to do and be a particular way. I have real fears about failing where everyone can see it. And I keep asking myself... will I lose more than I gain? I think you already know what I chose.”
The Honest Starting Point
You know what the life
you yearn for looks like.
So why do you keep
stopping short of it?
We've read the books. Listened to the podcasts. Set the intentions. And if you're anything like me in this season of life, there have been a lot of starts and stops.
And still, most mornings, we wake up to a life that feels like it belongs to someone else's version of who we should be. Or we carry something quieter… a low resentment toward a life we could have lived, if only we had followed through with the actions to create it.
That gap is exactly where SoundEmbrace lives. The space between the life we imagine and the one we're actually building. With the question at the center of everything I do:
What does it actually mean to create a life you love waking up to every day?
This is more than a tagline. It's a lived practice. A daily, ongoing, sometimes messy, always worthwhile act of alignment. And this summer, I'm putting everything I teach to the test.
The Journey
If you want a life you love,
you have to do more than want it.
You have to make a move.
Let me give you the honest version.
I built a life I genuinely loved. A thriving sound healing practice. A six-figure business creating real impact in communities I cared about. A certification program producing practitioners around the world. Corporate wellness partnerships. Speaking engagements. Hard-earned, meaningful work that lit me up.
Then, in the span of about eighteen months, it all changed.
As the world began reopening after the pandemic, companies were focused on rebuilding their own bottom lines. Corporate wellness budgets were among the first things to go. Every program I was contracted with got cut. I made the decision to move to Alabama, buying a house I intended as a soft place to land amongst all the travel. And I signed the papers the same week I lost all of my travel work. I had not lived in Alabama in twenty-two years, having left right after high school. There was no community waiting for me. I was starting over in a town that no longer knew me, essentially building a new life from the ground up.
About a year and a half after buying the house and losing the work, I was in a car accident and endured a traumatic brain injury. More than a year where I could not work at full capacity, could not network, could not build. And on top of it, I am a single-person household carrying it all alone.
I rebuilt. Slowly. And something unexpected started happening.
I had noticed for a while that things moved differently in Alabama than they did in Atlanta or San Francisco. I thought it was cultural, and I worked those cultural angles hard, because there was no reason I should not be advancing I thought I should. I began to just pay attention to those differences. How easy things would flow in certain places. How scattered I felt in others. I was thinking through all of it when I was reintroduced to astrocartography. I had heard of it before and explored it briefly a few years prior, but had never really taken much stock in it. This time, I went deeper.
My Neptune line runs directly through Alabama. The healing line. The energy of deep inner work, research, and the kind of stillness that replenishes you from the inside out. I did an experiment where I stopped fighting what Alabama was offering energetectly and started leaning into it!
Things opened in ways I had not expected! A research collaboration with Emory University. A path toward publishing a white paper through a partnership with a Jacksonville State University professor. Healing of old wounds. Clarity. A stripped-down, rebuilt foundation for everything that comes next.
Alabama did exactly what I needed it to do. It was my soft place to land afterall.
“I am not the same person I was. My mission is still the same —
but how I go about it is changing. I’ve done the inner work. I’ve rebuilt the foundation. And now I’m ready to follow a different life.”
I want to be honest about something else, too. Sharing this publicly takes everything I have. I know what you know me to be. I know the version of me you've seen show up: put together, credentialed, leading from strength. And here I am, telling you I'm going into this with credit cards at their limit, minimal savings, and an aggressive plan to pay down debt from the years I could not work. There is no sponsor. There is no safety net.
My ego has had a lot to say about that. What if people judge me? What if I fail and everyone sees it? I have trained sound healing practitioners since 2019. I have helped hundreds of people. I have built something real. And I am still afraid that being in this rebuilding phase makes me less worthy of being taken seriously. I am sharing that fear out loud because I suspect you have felt some version of it too.
Every session booked, every collaboration formed along the way is how this trip gets funded. I am going into this trusting that the work creates the way. Because something has to change. And I cannot keep talking about the change. I have to make the move.
Starting July 9, I'm on the road for 38 days across 12 cities, following my Sun/MC line up the East Coast — the line tied to career, visibility, and recognition — and letting my Mercury and Neptune lines guide me through the Midwest. I am genuinely curious what these places will feel like. What doors will open. Whether the map and the territory match.
I honestly do not know how it will all turn out. I am going anyway. And I cannot wait to show you it is possible for you, too.
What This Tour Is:
4 threads, one living story.
The East Coast Tour is a layered, documented experiment in what it actually looks like to take a chance on yourself. Each thread is part of the larger story and a way for you to be part of it.
01
Sound Bath Sessions
Live, immersive sound healing experiences hosted in studios, galleries, and community spaces across 12 cities. Each session is an invitation into one of the most honest questions a person can sit with: what does it actually mean to me to live a life I love waking up to every day?
Meeting yourself in that question — truthfully, fully — is the first step toward making the change you want to see in your own life.
Group sessions, corporate wellness, and collaborative pop-ups all available throughout the tour.
02
The SoundEmbrace Podcast — Tour Season
Every city gets its own episode.
Real conversations with the people who host these sessions, open their communities, or whose paths cross the journey in meaningful ways.
What happened here?
What did they risk?
What pivots did they have to make?
The tour documented in real time, with all the uncertainty and all the magic visible.
03
Astrocartography — The Wildcard
The route is shaped by astrocartography: the practice of mapping planetary energies onto geography to reveal where on Earth a person may be most aligned with their gifts. It is a frame for curiosity rather than certainty — and the honest question underneath all of it is whether the map and the territory actually match. The experiment is happening live. Personal sessions also available for anyone ready to explore their own map.
04
Sound Healing Certification — The Legacy
Every city is also an opportunity to connect with the next wave of practitioners. Dr. Danielle Hall's Sound Healing Certification Program has produced graduates now building their own practices across the country and internationally — since 2019. The tour is the enrollment journey, for anyone ready to turn a calling into something real. The Fall 2026 cohort is enrolling now.
And here is something special for this summer: if you are a current student or a SoundEmbrace graduate living in one of the tour cities, you are welcome to come and apprentice in person.
July 9-12 Cashiers, NC
Charlotte? Raleigh? Asheville?
Virginia?
New Jersey
New York
Boston, MA
Ohio
Detroit
Milwaukee
Chicago
Nashville
Atlanta
The Loop
The Guide
Dr. Danielle Hall is walking the walk.
Researcher, educator, and one of the most credentialed voices in professional sound healing. Her work has been featured on CNN and Fox 5, her protocols studied in collaboration with Emory University, and her certification program has produced practitioners working across the country and around the world since 2019.
She is also someone who rebuilt from the ground up after losing everything she had built — healing from a traumatic brain injury, navigating financial devastation, and choosing, with no safety net, to follow the map anyway.
This is what makes this different from anything else in the wellness space. This is a founder walking her own talk in real time. Making a big, courageous pivot in the middle of her career. Risking it all with the whole journey visible — the risks, the pivots, the moments of uncertainty, and the breakthroughs that follow.
The Invitation
There are many ways
to be part of this story.
Whether you run a wellness space, lead a community, represent a brand, want to share your story on the podcast, or simply feel moved to support what this journey stands for — there is a place for you here.
