Deep rest and clarity
for busy Londoners through
sound healing, breathwork and meditation
in only 1 hour.
1:1 sessions and group work in cities.
Certified Integral Sound Healing Therapist · Yoga Nidra Teacher · Conscious connected breathwork practitioner · Psychosynthesis Counselling Trainee · 12+ years in transformative practice · Based in East London. In person and online support.
For my thesis research on working with individuals and their intersectionality in wellness and healthcare spaces, Beyond the Binary, I have partnered with Ana Sofia Calixto at Technorituals from Brazil. She is an artist, researcher and creative technologist with a practice that sits at the intersection of immersive audiovisual environments, physiological data, sensory research and contemporary ritual. She created visual worlds for my sessions, designed to influence atmosphere, emotional tone and embodied experience. I am excited to work with her because we both see wellness and healthcare spaces as more accessible to all. Currently, I work with individuals with neuro-expansive minds such as (diagnosed and not diagnosed) AuDHD, Autism, ADHD, Asperger, Dyslexia and anxiety disorder to help with their practise in regulating their nervous system using sound healing, conscious connected breathwork, yoga nidra or meditation. I will expand the group to other marginalised individuals who are affected daily by the current systems of oppression. Get in touch for 1:1 sound healing therapy, group sound baths, 1:1 and group conscious connected breathwork. Our immersive sensory experiences are designed to support your nervous system and help you feel connected in mind, body, feelings.
Beyond the Binary x Technorituals
Testimonials
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Working with Ambar has been a truly transformative experience. After each session, I felt deeply calm and slept better than I had in a long time. She has a unique gift, and I’m so grateful for the sense of peace and renewal her work brings.
— Eduardo, business owner from North London. Followed a 5-week trajectory.
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The 1:1 sound healing sessions were a beautiful way to reconnect with my body, step away from daily stress, and create space to focus on myself and what I truly need.
— Maca, professional East London. Followed a 5-week trajectory.
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I've struggled with anxiety and a constantly busy mind for as long as I can remember and finding ways to switch off has always been a challenge. For the first time in my life, I was able to truly enter a meditative state and experience deep relaxation, something that normally feels completely out of reach.
— Louise, senior manager North London. Followed a 5-week trajectory.
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Ambar's sessions are not about a quick fix; they're about teaching you a fundamental skill: how to listen to your body. Through guided breathwork and the powerful resonance of sound, you'll learn to move past mental chatter and into a state of deep, internal awareness.
— Kumayl, business owner East London. Followed a 5-week trajectory.
My story
City life is overwhelming. If you're running on empty, struggling to sleep, or feeling disconnected from yourself, you're most likely overstimulated. I'm Ambar, a certified sound healing therapist and breathworker here to support you.
Six years ago, I processed a breast cancer diagnosis during the pandemic, whilst moving to London from Amsterdam and needed to be more present than ever. My meditation practice became a lifestyle. Sound healing opened my heart, and since then, I reclaimed my body and breath.
Over the last 12 years, I went through a journey of healing, discovery and capacity building, questioning my relationship to ancestry, love, pain, grief, loss, work, the existential and myself.
Today, I might be your go-to person using sound, stillness, movement and breath to remind you to (re)connect and reflect on the hidden parts of yourself whilst navigating city life. I agree, it’s tricky to explore. I worked in advertising, the creative industry, and tech startups as a city girl, raved to release and love hugging trees now. Let’s co-create together.
Besides working in therapy spaces, I facilitate gong baths at gyms, festivals, and private events, guide conscious connected breath journeys for groups and play with Earth Echo Collective.
Let’s meditate
Explore the sounds of the African Savanna in a 360 meditative audio journey with field recordings from Chad Wright, featuring healing sounds from my family at Earth Echo Collective. Tibetan singing bowls by Phan and me, Daniel on the kalimba, Eduardo on the svaravena, didgeridoo, and Fran on the flute, gong and Shruti box. Headphones recommended.
Tune in
Episode 8 of The Inspire Breathwork Podcast.
What does it really mean to integrate, not as a concept, but as a lived, daily, sometimes failing act of bringing your whole self back into contact with your life?
In this episode, Suks sits down with Ambar Surastri, a sound healing practitioner, trainee psychosynthesis counsellor, and second-year student at Inspire Breathwork, for a conversation that moves through some of the most important questions in healing work today. They explore what agency really means in a breathwork space, why language matters more than we think, how capitalism is quietly dismantling the third spaces our communities need, and what it looks like to hold transformation and ordinary life in the same hands at the same time. Warm, wide-ranging, and full of the kind of honesty (and laughs) that only comes from two people willing to go there together.
Credentials:
Yoga Nidra teacher
Diploma in integral sound healing with individual clients (Sound Healing Academy, UK)
Gong Practitioner Training (trained by David Tran at Unconventional Wisdom)
Essentials of Psychosynthesis Training (Psychosythesis Trust)
Graduate Certificate in Psychosynthesis Foundations (Psychosythesis Trust)
Certificate in Emergency First Aid at Work
I’m interested in trauma-informed care and currently training to be certified as
Breathwork Therapist and group facilitator at Inspire Breathwork, rooted in embodied social justice and decolonial healing. (CPBA, UKBA, IBF Membership)
Transpersonal Psychosynthesis counsellor (BACP accreditation)
I volunteer at a suicide prevention sanctuary.
Wrote an essay about cultivating love & will, using Psychosynthesis techniques to recover from process addiction with the help of contrast therapy.