Curious by nature.
Restless by default.
Always asking why.
Hi, I’m Tini!
A little about the human
behind the sound.
I'm Tini — a creative, a curious soul, and the owner of a brain that tends to keep approximately 99 tabs open at any given moment.
Long before Resonant Recharge existed, I was building a career around creativity, ideas, and making things happen. I love learning, I love a good rabbit hole, and I've always been someone who wants to understand not just what works, but why.
Turns out, that curiosity would eventually lead me somewhere I never expected: sound, vibration, energy work, and the nervous system.
It started with learning how to stop.
After leaving the corporate world to launch my creative studio in 2021, I eventually found myself running on empty. Burnout, overstimulation, and grief I hadn't really given myself space to process had caught up with me.
Yoga and meditation became part of finding my way back to myself — and learning how to simply be instead of constantly doing, achieving, and moving on to the next thing.
Then I experienced a Tibetan singing bowl meditation, and something clicked.
For perhaps the first time, meditation didn't feel like something I had to work at. The sound gave my busy mind something to follow, and I found myself settling into a kind of stillness that had always felt difficult to reach.
I wanted more of that.
Then I started asking questions.
Why did sound make it easier for me to settle?
What was happening in the body when we experienced vibration?
Why could something so simple feel so different?
Those questions sent me down one rabbit hole after another — into sound meditation, the nervous system, frequency and vibration, Reiki, and eventually Vibroacoustic Therapy.
The more I learned, the more Resonant Recharge evolved.
What began with singing bowls became something much broader: a space to explore different pathways into rest and regulation, from shared sound meditation to one-on-one experiences using sound, vibration, and energy work.
I still love the little bit of magic that can happen when we give ourselves permission to pause.
I just also really love understanding the why behind it.
Holding space for the pause.
I don't believe you have to be good at meditation.
You don't have to quiet your mind.
You don't need to arrive with a goal, an intention, or something you're trying to fix.
And you certainly don't have to earn your rest.
I believe there is value in simply creating space to stop — to step away from the noise, notice what your body is asking for, and give yourself permission to receive.
That's what I mean when I talk about holding space for the pause.
And that's what Resonant Recharge is here to offer.