Chandni Venkatesh

Psychologist | Sound healer | Yoga instructor | Writer |

For years, people sat across from me in a therapy room and told me the same thing in different words: they were tired of being reachable. What they wanted wasn't a bigger life or a fuller calendar. They wanted a place quiet enough to hear their own thoughts again. I now curate journeys that offer exactly that.

What I bring

My days begin with breath. As a certified yoga instructor and sound healer, I like to open a morning slowly, with movement that wakes the body gently and the low hum of a singing bowl that settles the mind before the day asks anything of it.

The psychologist in me never really switches off. I notice who's laughing a little too loudly, who's gone quiet, and who's carrying something they haven't said yet. On my gatherings, no one gets lost in the group.

I love writing and I've authored two books. You’ll always see me with a notebook somewhere nearby: on a rock at the top of a trail, beside a cup of coffee, under a tree.

After a day of walking, your body is tired but your mind is often still running. In the Yoga Nidra and sound healing sessions, you simply lie back while guided breath and the slow, resonant tones of singing bowls carry you into a state of deep, effortless rest.

You'll leave feeling lighter, calmer and more like yourself, and that feeling tends to stay with you long after the trip ends.

Come with a tired mind. Leave with maybe a few pages of your own journaled.