Noah Fernandes

My name is Noah, and I’m here to be your guide and hold space for your deep healing, integration, and transformation. I am trained as a coach and a counsellor, and I have experience supporting people from a wide variety of backgrounds, each bringing their own stories and unique situations. I am also a musician, and I weave live sound and music into my sessions to support the inner process.

My work is grounded in a holistic approach, because I believe that everything within us is interconnected. Over the years, I’ve dedicated myself to studying the inner world from many angles. I completed a six-month intensive training in parts work with teachers such as Richard Schwartz, Amanda Blake, Marcella Cox, Steve March, and Loch Kelly, learning to view our inner parts through the lenses of IFS, neurobiology, somatics, and grounded mindfulness.

I also studied for two years at the Academy of Coaching and Counselling in the Netherlands, where I deepened my understanding of relationships, trauma, grief, career, and personal wellbeing. My focus naturally gravitated toward relationships, trauma, and grief work, which now form an important part of my practice.

Alongside this, I’ve explored the deeper, often hidden layers of the psyche through a six-month intensive with Nemanja Sonero on shadow work and alchemising masculinity, as well as a weekend training in shadow constellations with Nir Esterman, blending elements of shadow work and family constellations. These teachings continue to shape the way I support people in meeting the parts of themselves that are usually unseen.

And woven through all of this is music. I’ve been a musician my whole life, using sound as a way to explore, express, and understand my own inner landscape. In recent years, I’ve also been guiding others through psychedelic inner journeys with intuitive music, voice, and sound—supporting people in moments when they are most open, vulnerable, and ready for transformation.

I understand how life can sometimes leave us feeling lost, broken, or shaken, especially after a big change—whether it arrives suddenly or is something we believed we were ready for. My role is to help you meet these moments with presence, clarity, and compassion, so you can come home to yourself again.