Tatiana Bejenari

Tatiana Bejenari EMCC Accredited Coach & Cellist | Workshops · Sound Journeys · Retreats in Provence | I help women rediscover their authentic voice

Sunday evening. Golden light. My son reading beside me.I opened my journal and didn’t know what I was going to write. I ...
08/06/2026

Sunday evening. Golden light. My son reading beside me.

I opened my journal and didn’t know what I was going to write. I just created space for whatever needed to come out.

The night before I had given my first concert in the beautiful garden. My phone was full of messages from people who had been there.

And sitting there quietly, I had the strangest feeling — I dreamt this. And now it is my life.

I picked up my pen and wrote: I am grateful.

What followed was pages. For this land. For friendships that have lasted decades and turned into creative partnerships. For music. For my body. For my voice. For the ability to connect with people and feel it ripple outward.

Gratitude used to be a practice I tried to maintain. Now it is simply what keeps me afloat.

I believe this completely — it is only by being grateful for what we already have that we become capable of receiving more.

Pause today. Notice: what is already beautiful in your life right now? 🤍

07/06/2026

The first one sold out.

This is your last chance this season 🎻✨

Live cello under the Provençal sky.
Your voice, your breath, your body — finally given space.

This is not a yoga class.
This is an experience you’ll still feel days later.

📍 Layama Studio, Bibemus – Aix-en-Provence
🗓️ 11 June — very few spots left

Don’t wait. Link in bio

On Thursday evening, a hidden garden north of Aix becomes the setting for the first of our Soirées Musicales d’Été.And f...
28/05/2026

On Thursday evening, a hidden garden north of Aix becomes the setting for the first of our Soirées Musicales d’Été.

And for this one, I’m joined by an extraordinary pianist and one of my closest musical friends — Elena Kiseleva. We’ve been playing together for over 15 years, performing across the UK, and I couldn’t think of a more beautiful place to join forces again than here, in Provence.

The programme? Saint-Saëns, Rachmaninov, Piazzolla, Gershwin — and a few surprises I won’t reveal just yet.

Add to that a golden hour over the Sainte-Victoire, a glass of rosé, an exposition of beautiful jewellery by Miss Back, and the warmth of a perfect Provençal summer evening.

35 places. A few still available.

This is not one to miss. 🌿🎻

Book your place — link in bio.

I just returned from five days following the trail of Mary Magdalene.You don’t need to be religious for her story to fin...
20/05/2026

I just returned from five days following the trail of Mary Magdalene.

You don’t need to be religious for her story to find you. What drew me was something much more human — she was a woman who carried both light and shadow, devotion and desire, and whose voice was heard, then deliberately silenced. Most women I know understand that feeling.

I began on Mount Bugarach. I climbed to the top and screamed. There are things you carry in your body that need to be released. I left some of them on that mountain.

At Montségur I stood in silence with the memory of people who were killed for refusing to abandon what they believed. I thought about devotion. About what it costs to stay true to yourself in a world that keeps asking you to be smaller.

I sat in the Throne of Isis and let myself remember that feminine power is not something to apologise for. Then I baptised myself in the Lover’s Pool — freezing water, rose petals, something that felt like washing away the past and celebrating a new beginning.

The pilgrimage closed in a cave at Gorges du Galamus which is a mirror of Magdalene’s grotto in St Baume. I sat inside it for a long time and listened to the silence that contains all of the sounds.

Before I can guide another woman into these landscapes, I need to walk these paths for myself.

But there’s always a soul sister that brings you on the path. Thank you for walking beside me through every climb, every silence, every revelation.

This pilgrimage is slowly becoming part of my work.

And soon, we will be inviting other women to walk these paths with me.

Watch this space. 🤍

iscoveryourvoice

13/05/2026

When everything feels like too much —
you don’t need a plan.
You need a release.
This is a practice I use myself.
Shoulders. Breath. Voice.
Three seconds to come back to yourself.
Because your voice is not just how you speak.
It is your most immediate tool for reset.
It travels with you everywhere.
You were born with it.
You never left home without it.
Try it right now.
Shoulder rolls. One big sigh out.
Notice what shifts.
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The City Ladies Network event in Nice was so much more than a networking event.It was an experience.An opportunity to sp...
08/05/2026

The City Ladies Network event in Nice was so much more than a networking event.

It was an experience.

An opportunity to speak about a subject that matters so much to me: a woman’s voice.

Not only the literal voice
but the metaphorical one too — our ability to express ourselves, speak up, take space, create boundaries, and show up authentically in the world.

Through music, sound, reflection, and interaction, we explored what it means to reconnect with ourselves and our own voice.

This format naturally brings together all the parts of my work:
speaker, coach, musician, mentor, and advocate for women.

Thank you to all the wonderful women who were there for your openness, presence, and beautiful energy.

I left feeling inspired, moved, and very grateful for these new connections in the South of France.

This is only the beginning ✨




Next Tuesday I am taking Discover Your Voice to Nice.I will be speaking at the City Ladies Network — an event for profes...
29/04/2026

Next Tuesday I am taking Discover Your Voice to Nice.
I will be speaking at the City Ladies Network — an event for professional women — and this will be the first time I deliver this talk to a live audience.AND I’m bringing my cello.
I want to be honest with you about what this means to me.
Everything I have shared in this series — the singing bowls, the cello, the chapel, the Ave Maria — it all lives inside this talk. Not as a performance. As an invitation.
An hour that asks one question:
When did your voice get quieter — and what would it take to let it out again?
If you are in or near Nice next Tuesday and something in this series has found you, I would love you to be in the room.
Tickets via the link in bio.
I hope to see you there.
📍 Nice
📅 Tuesday 5th May
🎟 Link in bio

28/04/2026

Four posts ago I wasn’t sure where this series was going.

I just knew I had something to say that I had been circling for years — something about voice, about silence, about the particular cost of making yourself smaller for so long that you forget you were ever anything else.

3,000 of you watched the Ave Maria reel.
That number speaks for itself because of what it means. That many women recognising themselves in a story about standing in the centre of a room, shaking, and singing anyway.

Discover Your Voice is not a concept I invented.
It is something I excavated.

From my years as a cellist. From burnout. From the morning I stopped singing in the car and didn’t notice for months. From the singing bowls, the forests, the sessions with women who arrived certain their voice was gone — and left remembering it had simply been waiting.

It is the most honest work I have ever done.

And it is only just beginning.

Watch this space.

No work. No rush. Just you, nature, and a circle of women 🌿This 1st of May, we gather at the Barrage de Bimont, walking ...
27/04/2026

No work. No rush. Just you, nature, and a circle of women 🌿

This 1st of May, we gather at the Barrage de Bimont, walking with breathtaking views of Sainte-Victoire, under the energy of the full moon 🌕✨

A powerful moment in the year—marking the midpoint between the Spring Equinox and the Summer Solstice.
A symbol of fertility, renewal, and quiet transformation 🥰

An invitation to slow down, reconnect, and walk side by side with other women.

📅 Friday 1st May
⏰ 10:00 – 14:00
📍 Parking Barrage de Bimont
💰suggested donation €15

Come as you are. Walk with us 💛

Resilience Doesn’t Mean Invincibility2025 brought a lot of change into my life.And change is not new to me — I’ve moved ...
09/01/2026

Resilience Doesn’t Mean Invincibility

2025 brought a lot of change into my life.
And change is not new to me — I’ve moved countries, changed careers, and lived through relationship crises. I’ve learned resilience. I know how to handle change and how to bounce back.

But resilience doesn’t mean invincibility.

This year took a toll on my physical and emotional health, and this time I want to honor the importance of healing.

As a natural helper, my default state is to give — to family, friends, clients, and community. And while giving is part of who I am, it’s just as important to know one’s limits and to step back in time — to reset, recharge, and nourish oneself.

That’s exactly what I’m doing now.

I’m taking a week off — including off social media — and placing myself in the hands of my dear friend and specialist , for Panchakarma, an Ayurvedic detox and healing experience.

This is an intentional choice for me:
to allow myself to receive care, nourishment, and well-deserved rest.

The intention is to cleanse my system from accumulated stress and to restore balance — inviting nourishment, clarity, and renewal.

See you on the other side. 🤍




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