Singing for Wholeness. Remembering through Sound.

BodySong Collective is an online home for sound, movement, and connection.
Through simple songs and embodied voice practices, we explore how using our voice to sound and sing can connect us to our bodies, the Earth, and each other - reminding us of our inherent belonging, and increasing our capacity to respond well in these times.

Each month, members receive access to:

New BodySong videos and audio tracks (5–40 minutes): guided practices combining gentle movement, sound, and song
Live community calls: the 3rd Thursday of the month, 7pm AST/ADT - time to gather, sound, and sing together
A growing library of past sessions and songs

This space is for anyone drawn to singing as a pathway to healing, presence, and connection - no experience needed, just curiosity and an open heart. All membership options receive the same level of access, and a 20% discount for in-person gatherings centered around the Wheel of the Year (near Kjipuktuk/Halifax - details via email).

Why Your Support Matters
BodySong Collective is sustained through community care.
When you become a member or patron, you’re not just supporting content - you’re supporting a caregiver and creator whose work is rooted in love and attunement.
Our culture rarely values caregiving as essential labor, yet it is the quiet foundation of everything that thrives. If you believe in the value of care - for children, for community, for our collective bodies - this is one way to support that work directly.
Your membership helps me to continue creating, teaching, and holding space in a way that’s sustainable - balancing artistry, parenting, and care.

Our Values
BodySong Collective is a queer-affirming, pro-liberation, anti-fascist space.
We believe in a free Palestine, Sudan, Congo, Earth.
We practice care, curiosity, and respect for all bodies and identities.
We move at a human pace, and we centre gentleness, justice, and joy.

Join the Collective
If you feel resonance with this space - if you believe in sound as medicine, in care as culture, in creativity as resistance - I invite you to join me.
Your support helps this work continue to ripple outward, one breath, one song, one small act of care at a time.