Mei Fritz
Music therapist, pedagogue and sound therapist.
Mei Fritz is the co-founder of Imrama-Ra , a project dedicated to creating spiritually transformative experiences and retreats. Music has always been her refuge and way of seeing the world, and she is deeply grateful to have transformed that childhood passion into the central axis of her professional life.
She studied Children's Music Pedagogy at the Jacques Dalcroze Institute in New York, an experience that marked a turning point in her teaching style. She later specialized in Humanistic Music Therapy at the Mexican Institute of Humanistic Music Therapy (IMMH) and trained in Autism and Developmental Disorders Therapy at CLIMA AC, with the constant goal of increasing her understanding and better accompanying.
Over time, she created Meifritz Musiktherapie MR , a method born from the desire to bring music and therapy to children in a sensitive and transformative way. Her search led her to become certified as a sound therapist with Geoffrey Torkington , in addition to training as a ThetaHealer , a practitioner of Access Consciousness Bars , and Ho'oponopono with Dr. Hew Len. She has been a student of Dr. Joe Dispenza and Gregg Braden , delving into topics of energy, consciousness, and vibration, interests that continue to inspire her.
He also shares his artistic side in the musical project MEI+NACHO, Music to Feel , where music becomes a bridge to emotions.
Currently, she offers personalized sound therapy , integrating tools such as ThetaHealing, Hakomi Somatics, Access Consciousness, and music therapy. She accompanies these processes with soul-touching sounds: Himalayan singing bowls, gongs, overtone singing, and other transformative instruments. She also facilitates sound meditations and group harmonization sessions in corporate settings and private celebrations, always with the same intention: to reconnect, heal, and return to center .
Her driving force is to continue exploring the immense power of sound, vibration, and frequencies, creating spaces where people can recognize and listen to themselves, and remember that healing is always within them.