Monique Mead

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. Monique’s cutting-edge research on sound therapy, evidence-based training, large-scale performances, and passion for peace have captured local and international attention. As Teaching Professor and Director of Music Entrepreneurship at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU), Monique has created the first university course in sound healing and establishes sound bath programs at universities worldwide. Monique owns a sound healing studio at the Awareness & Wellness Center, a mental health practice in Pittsburgh, where she provides a various sound healing experiences and a practitioner certification program. She invented a notation system called SonicScore to map soundscapes, and currently has a sound bath training app under development to facilitate remote training and make the sounds of singing bowls more accessible. A lover of nature, yoga, and organic cuisine, Monique enjoys directing an annual music festival at Rancho La Puerta, a premiere wellness resort in Mexico, where she first discovered sound healing. She invites you to explore the timeless world of sound and the transformative power of deep listening.

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