Charlotte Church is an award-winning singer and composer, the founder of The Dreaming and its lead facilitator, and one of the most innovative and exciting sound- healers working in the world today.

Inspired by her own journey as ‘The Voice of An Angel’, and later as a voice for political change where she held press and media to account on issues like phone hacking and invasion of privacy, emerging as a prominent anti-austerity activist who also used her voice to campaign against misogyny and sexism, Charlotte now wants her life experience and work to empower others in discovering their authentic selves, and to understand and harness the power of their own voice in the world.

Although it took courage for Charlotte to speak out on many things, for a long time and for many reasons, she felt like she’d been hiding, to the point where her ability to re-write her soul and story felt out of reach.

But through exploratory vocal practises, breath work and finding a deep connection to joy, she’s found her voice again and wants want to share these practises and knowledge with you, so you can start to explore what might be holding you back and gently guide those parts of you into the light, eventually discovering what makes your soul sing and what you want to give to the world.

From her teenage years, Charlotte has understood the significant power of voice. Following the remarkable success of her debut album ‘Voice of an Angel’ at the age of 12, which garnered critical acclaim and commercial success, she found herself performing for Popes, Presidents, and Royalty across the globe. By 2007 she had sold 10 million albums worldwide and as she toured the world, collaborating with vocal giants like Luciano Pavarotti, Placido Domingo, Josh Groban, and Usher, she realised the profound spiritual impact her music could have on people, deepening their connection to nature and inspiring a return to child-like curiosity and play. She now feels that she wants to return to this by harnessing all that she has learned to help others.

“I have a very deep love for humanity, and it pains me to see what this tumultuous world is doing to people’s mental health and wellbeing. Whether through experiences like The Dreaming or song of the soul my goal is to equip people with tools they can take home, also empowering them to be healers in their own communities.

This isn’t about singing and voice in a performance sense, and you don’t need to be a singer to take part. Singing and using your voice is a birth right and we use this to ask, ‘Who are we and what is our place and role in the world?’. Although it took courage for me to speak out on many things, for a long time I’d been hiding.

Because I was being so observed, I felt I had to be contained so I could protect a lot of people, including myself, and so my ability to be vulnerable and to really re-write my soul and story felt totally out of reach. But through exploratory vocal practises, breath work and finding a deep connection to joy I’ve found my voice again. I want to share this knowledge and practises with other people, so we can start to explore what might be holding you back and gently guide those parts of you into the light, eventually discovering what makes your soul sing and what you want to give to the world.”