About
Sacred Response is a space of guidance, healing, and support for individuals and communities navigating transformation.
At its core, Sacred Response exists to help you reconnect with your inner wisdom. Whether you're experiencing a shift in your creative practice, inner life, relationships, or sensing a new beginning, these offerings are here to meet you where you are and guide you into clarity.
Through guidance and object creation, Sacred Response offers an approach that is rooted in ritual, artistry, and embodied presence.
This work is not about fixing, it’s about responding. With deep listening, touch, insight, and care, we create space and objects where the unseen becomes visible, the stuck becomes fluid, and the path ahead reveals itself.
Who is behind Sacred Response?
Bree Cribbin is the founder of Sacred Response, a multidisciplinary artist, seer and energy healing practitioner with over a decade of experience in transformational work.
Bridging the worlds of fine art and the healing arts, Bree offers a rare and deeply attuned approach to personal and creative transformation. Her practice interweaves energy healing, spiritual insight, and handcrafted sacred objects, each designed to support clients through meaningful inner and outer change.
Bree is trained in Reiki, Lama Fera, Tantra, Tarot, Massage Therapy, Beauty Therapy, Ceramics and Sculpture. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Sculpture from the National Art School and a Diploma in Ceramics. Bree has also studied under several masters, including Reiki Grandmaster Sangeet Gupta, Taoist Grandmaster Mantak Chia, and sculptor Ingrid Morley.
As a facilitator, Bree has led workshops, retreats, and community wellbeing programs across respected cultural, educational, and wellness institutions, including Sydney Opera House, Western Sydney University, Waverly Art School, Campbelltown Arts Centre, and Headspace.
Today, she works with clients across the globe, offering private sessions, creative mentorship, sacred objects, and immersive workshops in alignment with her ongoing art practice.