​MICHELLE ANISE
Whether through holistic coaching and mentoring, musical performance, meditation, or sound healing, I am honored to support you on your journey toward greater health, well-being, and fulfillment. Drawing on 20+ years of training and experience in holistic health and healing arts, my approach is deeply intuitive and creatively driven, aiming to cultivate transformative spaces for personal growth, healing, and spiritual connection in all that I offer.
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I have been fortunate to blend my passions as a healing arts practitioner, artist, and musician, providing yoga & meditation instruction, therapeutic massage & bodywork, and transformational experiences through somatic movement & dance, singing, and creative expression since 2001.
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My journey as a student of the mystical path of music has taken me through a myriad of vocal cultures and instruments, from the guitar, Indian Sitar, Indian Harmonium, and Himalayan Singing Bowls to the ethereal sounds of a variety of other sound healing and percussion instruments.
When inspiration strikes and time allows, I love to write songs, record, and produce original music, which can be found on all listening platforms. I am also the creator of the Mystic Path Oracle and have published 4 Meditation and Sound Healing Albums in collaboration with Hay House Publishing Company: Sacred Om: Sleep & Flow States with Binaural Beats, Sound Healing Meditations for Inner Peace & Wellbeing, Sound Healing Music for Meditation, & Generating Love, Vitality, & Abundance During Sleep with Binaural Beats.
Influenced by my spiritually diverse upbringing, which involved participating in the Native American Church ceremonies since early childhood, and by my aunt who lived in India for many years studying in the Advaita Vedanta Hindu philosophical tradition, I developed an interest in foreign and indigenous spiritual traditions early on. I began practicing yoga and meditation at the age of 18 while pursuing a Bachelor of the Arts degree in Anthropology and Latin American Studies from the University of Colorado.
By my late twenties, I had lived abroad in Spain for several years and had traveled extensively throughout the world. This multicultural exposure led me to study and experience a diverse variety of music, movement, healing, and spiritual traditions, while also developing an appreciation for the unique expressions of culture on all levels.