Andrea Williams, Phd
Founder of Resonant Beings
A platform offering transformational coaching, sound healing, and creative facilitation to help individuals and teams cultivate awareness, authenticity, and wellbeing.
Offerings:
• Transformational Deep Listening Coaching
REALIGN. RESONATE. RISE.
• 1:1 Sound Healing Sessions
• 1:1 Sound Healing Training
• Sound Bath Events
• Catnaps for Lucid Dreaming (utilizing the Design Thinking Methodology) for complex problem-solving
• Wellness Retreats
Andrea Williams, PhD, Founder of Resonant Beings
Andrea Williams, PhD is a certified Sound Healing Practitioner, UX Researcher, Sound Designer, Educator, and Transformational Coach. Her work is rooted in Deep Listening—a practice of full presence and sensory awareness that uncovers emotional depth and hidden insight. With over 20 years of experience, including teaching Deep Listening alongside Pauline Oliveros at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Andrea bridges research and intuition with clarity and care.
Through her platform Resonant Beings, she guides 1:1 sound healing, group sound baths, and her signature Catnap for Lucid Dreaming Workshop—a soundscape and creative journey that uses the Design Thinking Process to unlock intuition and imaginative flow to solve complex problems.
Andrea’s
Transformational Coaching empowers individuals to navigate change with empathy, creativity, and purpose—offering restorative experiences where rest becomes a launchpad for clarity, leadership, and the discovery of one’s most authentic self.
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Interviewed May 2025 for Rikki Teeters' now published book Conscious UX: Leading Design in the Age of AI:
UX & AI Design Leader,
Rikki Teeters, interviewed UX Researcher/Designer and Sound Artist/Healer,
Andrea Williams for Teeters’ book,
Conscious UX
Listen to the interview below:
How did your journey into sound healing begin? And and in what ways does it transform your understanding of what it means to design for the human experience?
You describe your Catnap for Lucid Dreaming as a mindful design workshop, how do you weave UX design principles in an experience that feels so sensory, emotional and dreamlike?
How would you describe lucid dreaming to someone that's never heard of it?
In a world that often prioritizes speed and productivity, how do you advocate for rest, listening and inner attunement as critical design tools?