A Little About Me
Hi, I'm Rebecca. My journey into the wellness industry began in 2017, although helping people has always been a common thread throughout my working life. I've always had an interest in science and understanding how things work, alongside a desire to make a difference to people's lives.
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After completing my degree in Forensic Science, I went on to work as a Control Operator for the Fire and Rescue Service. While I found the role rewarding, the long, demanding shifts and emotional pressures eventually took their toll, leading to burnout, anxiety and depression. I began to realise that I wanted to continue helping others, but in a way that was more sustainable for my own wellbeing too.
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This led me towards holistic therapies, where I found a real passion for supporting people's health and wellbeing. I went on to practise Amatsu for six years, a role I absolutely loved, until an old back injury made it physically difficult to continue. It was a change I hadn't planned for, but it opened the door to something new. Having already experienced the benefits of sound healing during a particularly stressful period in my own life, I found myself increasingly drawn to it.
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And so, Tranquil Tones Sound Therapy was born.
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I am incredibly passionate about what I do, and I genuinely love playing my instruments.
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I created Tranquil Tones to offer others a space where you can reconnect with yourself, listen to what your mind and body might need, and remember what it feels like to truly slow down. You don't have to achieve anything, talk about anything or even think about anything. You can simply lie back, relax and allow the sounds and vibrations to wash over you.
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I care deeply about the experience I create for every person who comes through my door.
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And if you arrive carrying a little too much, my hope is that you can leave feeling that you don't have to carry quite so much of it alone.
My Journey Into Sound Healing
What began as a personal search for calm and relaxation gradually developed into a deeper curiosity and passion, eventually leading me to train as a sound healer. I trained with the Sound Healing School UK and gained my Sound Healing Diploma in August 2026.
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But sound healing became much more than something I wanted to share professionally.
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During my training, I experienced significant physical and emotional trauma that turned my world upside down. The road to recovery was incredibly challenging, and there were times when the weight of everything I was feeling seemed almost impossible to navigate. I desperately wanted to feel better, but so much of what I tried felt overwhelming. In those moments, I found myself returning to my singing bowls. Playing them became my anchor, offering a gentle sense of calm when everything else felt uncertain. It gave me something to hold onto, moments of peace when I needed them most, and helped me slowly find my way back to myself.
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That experience changed my relationship with sound healing forever. It was no longer just something I was passionate about; I had experienced first-hand how meaningful those moments of stillness and calm could be during life's most difficult times. It deepened my desire to share that experience with others and create a space where they too could pause, breathe and find a sense of calm amongst the chaos.
