Licence Agreement
Nurture Harmonics Practitioner Licence Agreement
Last updated: 11 November 2026
Nurture Harmonics is a relationship-centred approach bringing together sound, somatic awareness and nurturing connection in parent–baby wellbeing experiences.
This agreement explains the rights and responsibilities of practitioners who are authorised to use the Nurture Harmonics name and licensed teaching resources.
1. Licence provider
The licence is provided by Gayle Berry, a sole trader trading as Nurturescape.
2. Eligibility
Practitioner licensing is available to individuals who have successfully completed the required Nurture Harmonics training and met the relevant certification requirements.
3. Licence rights
Subject to the conditions of this agreement, an authorised practitioner receives a personal, non-exclusive and non-transferable licence to use approved Nurture Harmonics branding and specified teaching resources in authorised classes.
The licence does not transfer ownership of intellectual property.
4. Permitted activities
Licensed practitioners may:
Deliver approved Nurture Harmonics classes.
Use approved branding in their class promotion.
Use authorised teaching resources during classes.
Describe themselves using the approved practitioner designation.
Use licensed soundscapes within the permissions granted.
5. Restrictions
Practitioners must not, without written permission:
Train or certify other Nurture Harmonics practitioners.
Resell or distribute training manuals.
Upload protected soundscapes or resources for public access.
Create competing teacher-training programmes using protected materials.
Claim ownership of the Nurture Harmonics method or branding.
Transfer or sublicense their practitioner rights.
6. Annual licence
The annual practitioner licence fee is currently £120.
The licence period, first payment date, renewal arrangements and cancellation terms will be confirmed before purchase or renewal.They are current 1 January each year.
7. Licence expiry
When a licence expires without renewal, the practitioner must stop using licensed Nurture Harmonics branding and resources commercially, subject to any continuing rights under the agreement.
A previously awarded training certificate remains evidence of the training completed.
8. Professional responsibilities
Practitioners are responsible for:
Maintaining appropriate professional insurance.
Working within their qualifications and competence.
Following safeguarding requirements.
Completing suitable risk assessments.
Using sound equipment safely.
Respecting parental consent and infant cues.
Complying with applicable local laws.
9. Professional scope
Nurture Harmonics is a wellbeing and educational approach, not medical treatment.
Practitioners must not make unsupported medical, therapeutic or developmental claims.
10. Intellectual property
All original Nurture Harmonics branding, materials and recordings remain the property of their respective rights holders.
No rights are granted beyond those expressly provided by this agreement.
11. Quality and conduct
Practitioners agree to represent Nurture Harmonics accurately and maintain appropriate professional standards.
Serious misuse of protected materials or substantiated safety concerns may result in proportionate suspension or termination of the licence, subject to applicable law.
12. Liability
Practitioners remain responsible for the independent services they deliver.
Nothing in this agreement excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.
13. Governing law
This agreement is governed by the laws of England and Wales, subject to applicable mandatory protections.
14. Contact
Gayle Berry trading as Nurturescape
17 Spindrift Way, Wivenhoe, Colchester, CO7 9GW, United Kingdom
Email: gayle@iamgayleberry.com