Ellen Wier is a Near Death Experiencer, author, transpersonal and music therapist, healer, workshop presenter, and educator. She integrates modalities such as music, crystal singing bowls, chanting, visualization, and meditation into her practice.

At the age of 12, Ellen experienced a near-death experience (NDE) after being kicked in the head by a horse. During this time, she vowed to return to heal people with music. She received profound spiritual insights before being drawn back to her body by music, gaining first-hand knowledge of the immense web of love, wisdom, and support available to us all.

Ellen holds a Master’s degree in Transpersonal Counseling with an Emphasis in Music Therapy from Naropa University. She is trained in the Bonny Method of Guided Imagery and Music, and Holotropic Breathwork.

Her goal is to help people connect with a higher version of themselves, communicate with the light for personal messages, recognize untapped potential, and learn manifestation tools for an inspired, content, and harmonious life.

Ellen is an instructor for online courses and presents CEUs for music therapists and counseling psychologists around the globe. Her transformative Near-Death Experience was showcased in "Beyond the Grave," the acclaimed 2023 Cannes Film Festival winner for Best Paranormal Film, which is now in competition at the Beverly Hills Hollywood Film Festival.

She is also an author, with works published in "Narrative Inquiry in Bioethics" and "We Touched Heaven: An International Collection of Experiences that Reached Beyond the Veil." Jack Canfield, 42-time NYT bestselling author, wrote the foreword for her "Emotional Reset" workbook and provided glowing testimonials for her book, "Waking Up in Heaven." Ellen has hosted a spiritual series on the AwakeTV network. Elements of her story can be found on several podcast interviews via Apple and on the Near Death Experience YouTube channel.