About Mytrae Meliana
Mytrae Meliana, M.M., MFT is a licensed psychotherapist, sound healer, and musician who has spent her life finding her way back to herself — and now walks that path alongside other women.
She knows what it means to be disconnected from your body, your voice, and your own knowing. She knows the particular exhaustion of living for everyone else. And she knows the moment when something shifts — when sound reaches a place words cannot, when the body finally exhales or comes alive with pleasure, when a woman hears herself for the first time in years.
Her work draws on the ancient wisdom of her South Asian heritage — nada yoga, tantra, the understanding that a woman's body is sacred, that pleasure heals, that sound and rhythm and breath and movement are medicine — woven together with her clinical training as a Marriage and Family Therapist and decades as a musician.
She 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.

