Gavin M Lawson

Over the last 13 years I have been analysing data, trialing new methodologies in neuroaesthetics, audio immersion, mindful living & sensory stimulation. My research focuses on positive technologies that can support individuals, businesses and sports professionals with an emphasis on Focus, Flow and Recovery.

My fascination is with the investigation of creativity in sound, light & vibroacoustics exploring the intrinsic and rudimentary forms of entrainment. Such entrainment not only facilitates but also nurtures the emergence of further creative expressions across a variety of temporal frameworks, anchored in an individual's capacity to forge profound associations with their auditory, sensory and visual landscape. 

  • EVA London 2025/2026 Programme Committee Member

    Breathwork Teacher Training - Yoga Alliance

    Meditation Teacher Training - Yoga Alliance

    Mindfulness Teacher Training - Worfolk Anxiety Management 

    Diplomas: Psychotherapy • CBT • Sound Therapy • Colour Therapy


Audyssey AVE

a personal journey to understand how science, mental clarity & 'clean' creativity influences our ability to increase performance, focus and originality.

Building a sonic landscape
We live in a world consumed by electronic devices that can lead to stress related conditions, addiction and over stimulation. I believe in the power of technology to counter balance the negative effects of the modern world with new and innovative methods that support positive change. 
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Certified Meditation Practitioner/Trainer
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Disclaimer

Please be aware there are a variety of contradictions for safe use of sonic therapeutics. 

We are not medical practitioners or qualified to diagnose physical or mental health conditions. 

Recommendations & interventions cannot be taken as a substitute for a thorough medical or allied health professional assessment or diagnosis.

Holistic Health is actually an approach to life. Rather than focusing on illness or specific parts of the body, this ancient approach to health considers the whole person and how he or she interacts with his or her environment.