MEET STEPHANY

The Woman
Behind the Work

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At its heart, Seer Sounds exists at the intersection of healing, art, and community. I create spaces where people can soften, move, release, and remember themselves through sound.

MY STORY

Sound as Connection

Hi, I'm Stephany N. Mejia, LCSW, MSW — a therapist owner of Healing Seeds Therapy, trauma-informed sound practitioner, and DJ known as DJ Ma'Duro.

I created Seer Sounds from my belief that sound has the power to reconnect us to ourselves, our bodies, our communities, and our joy. My work blends sound healing, intentional DJing, nervous system-informed practices, and community care to create experiences that feel grounding, restorative, and deeply human.

As both a therapist and artist, I approach every offering through a trauma-informed lens, recognizing that healing can happen through stillness, movement, connection, and celebration. Whether I'm facilitating a restorative sound bath, creating space for reflection through sound, or DJing a dance floor filled with collective joy, my intention is the same: to help people feel more connected to themselves and one another.

My work is rooted in ancestral wisdom, embodiment, and the belief that joy is an essential part of healing. Through Seer Sounds, I offer personalized experiences for individuals, small groups, nonprofits, organizations, healing circles, therapist-led spaces, and community gatherings.

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DJ Ma'Duro

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As DJ Ma’Duro, Stephany has brought her sound to spaces across North Carolina, including Club Era, NCMA, Motorco, The Pinhook,Arcana,Queeny’s, Rubies on Five Points, Unscripted Hotel, NC State University, and Duke University. She was also part of The Mamis and the Papis since 2018, opening for artists including Reyna Tropical and Tumbao.

Her work has been featured in Durham Magazine in “Groove With a Few of Durham’s Most Talented DJs.” Beyond the dance floor, Stephany has used music and events to raise mutual aid funds for individuals and organizations, reflecting her commitment to collective care and community-centered healing.

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