Bioharmony

Dr Tam is an integrative physician and founder of Wellgevity, working between the UK and Ibiza. A founding member of RoseBar Longevity at Six Senses Ibiza, she pairs rigorous diagnostics with trauma-informed, nervous-system-aware care. She resists protocolised medicine; plans are co-created from objective data, clinical judgement and lived context. Her BioHarmony framework maps regulation, rhythm, metabolic steadiness, inflammation and connection, allowing progress to be tracked pragmatically—trends, not single numbers. A former Ironman champion, and someone who has recovered from significant trauma and illness, she brings grounded empathy and disciplined realism to every case. Her scientific interests centre on systemic endocrinology and **neurohormonal systems medicine**—how mind, brain and hormones shape healthspan. Precise about mechanisms, transparent about uncertainty and careful about safety and trade-offs, she treats longevity as the by-product of restored vitality. She also leads concierge programmes, retreats and education to build literacy and agency.

My name is Boniface Verney-Carron. I am an osteopath, acupuncturist, and body psychologist, specializing in the physical manifestations of emotional trauma and stress.

My interest in this field began more than 23 years ago through an in-depth study of the vagus nerve. That research led me to a deeper understanding of the profound connection between emotional wellbeing, neurological regulation, and overall health. Since then, my work has focused on helping people understand how emotional experiences can affect the body, and how restoring balance to the nervous system can support both physical and psychological healing. is Boniface Verney-Carron. I am an osteopath, acupuncturist, and body psychologist, specializing in the physical manifestations of emotional trauma and stress.

My interest in this field began more than 23 years ago through an in-depth study of the vagus nerve. That research led me to a deeper understanding of the profound connection between emotional wellbeing, neurological regulation, and overall health. Since then, my work has focused on helping people understand how emotional experiences can affect the body, and how restoring balance to the nervous system can support both physical and psychological healing.

Creator of SoundWheel, guiding restorative sound journeys for focus and renewal

Kristian Humaidan is the creator and foundeof SoundWheel, a Nordic-based approach that combines contemporary music with guided visualisation to support mental health in everyday life. With a background in music and meditation, he designs and leads immersive sound journeys that offer short, focused reboots for the mind.

In live settings, Kristian guides participants through carefully composed musical soundscapes and reflective exercises designed to encourage psychological safety, focus and renewal. His sessions help people pause, recharge and reconnect, while supporting organisations in building cultures of wellbeing, creativity and trust.

Bringing together artistic craft and an understanding of human dynamics, Kristian explores the role of tailored music in a mental health context. His work has recently been the focus of a case study by Dominik Havsteen-Franklin, Professor of Practice in Arts Therapies at Brunel University London.