Tenille Bentley

endeavour that has positively impacted 40,000 children across five countries. As a visionary in the field of therapeutic music, Tenille has garnered 14 awards for her symphony orchestra, which collaborates with scientists to study the positive effects of sound therapy on wellbeing, stress relief, and mental health. In the educational sector, Tenille has been instrumental in the creation of a comprehensive program aimed at enhancing mindset and emotional intelligence. This initiative serves schools, teachers, educators, children, and their families, providing valuable tools and strategies. Her efforts have led to the graduation of thousands of individuals globally, cementing her status as a pioneer in both the business and educational landscapes. Tenille has been featured on Channel 7, 9, 10, SBS appeared on radio stations like 92.9, 94.5 and Nova 93.7, ABC and written pieces in national publications. Tenille’s work spans all ages and industries, assisting in stress and anxiety reduction or guiding deep introspective journeys through sound. Her zeal for the intersection of science, sound, and the human body led her to co-produce "Does Sound Heal?" and establish the touring En Coda Symphony Orchestra in 432Hz. Collaborating with neuroscientists from Murdoch University and the University of Western Australia, her initiatives are underpinned by scientific research that quantifies the physiological impacts of her symphonic experiences. Transitioning from a stellar career in business where she was honored with The Australian Leadership Award and recognized as one of the Australian Financial Review's Top 100 Women of Influence, Tenille has been inducted into the Western Australian Women's Hall of Fame and was a finalist for the Telstra Business Woman of the Year. Her advisory roles on prestigious Australian boards as a non-executive director have shaped the strategies and governance of multimillion-dollar organizations. Her time spent with personalities such as Richard Branson, Oprah Winfrey, Deepak Chopra, John Demartini, and Don Miguel Ruiz have enriched Tenille’s work, which she delivers globally, infusing her insights into workplace and home wellbeing strategies. Tenille Bentley’s comprehensive approach to wellbeing, which encompasses music, education, and research, exemplifies her unwavering commitment to nurturing emotional health and resilience worldwide. She continues to touch lives, championing sustainable, peaceful solutions within the global community.