Mytrae Meliana

Mytrae Meliana, M.M., MFT, is a licensed psychotherapist, sound healer and musician who works with women on healing trauma, reclaiming their voice, power and sexuality, and living in a way that feels authentic and free. She leads women's workshops and programs and offers one-to-one sessions, blending her clinical expertise with the feminine healing arts and spiritual wisdom.

Her work draws on the wisdom of her South Asian heritage, including nada yoga and tantra, and on the understanding that a woman's body is sacred, that pleasure heals, and that sound, rhythm, breath and movement are medicine. She weaves this together with her training as a Marriage and Family Therapist and decades as a musician. She also supports women through pivotal life transitions such as relationship shifts, career changes, motherhood, and creative and spiritual awakenings, with an approach that sees healing as remembering what has always been whole rather than fixing what is broken.

As a pianist, she composes music born of communion with nature. It is spacious and organic, with gentle harmonies and flowing melodies that rise and fall like breath. Listeners have described it as "a gentle embrace," "a sonic bath for the soul," and "the sound of coming home to yourself," according to her Insight Timer teacher page.

Mytrae is the author of the award-winning memoir Brown Skin Girl: An Indian-American Woman's Magical Journey from Broken to Beautiful. She lives in Portland, Oregon, and works with women locally and worldwide.