Introduction To Sound Healing

An introduction to meditation and mindfulness through the medium of sound, using tuning forks and singing bowls.

A relaxing and informative half-day introduction to sound healing using both tuning forks and singing bowls.

Over the course of 3 hours, you will learn how to use the vibration of sound to:

  • still your mind
  • calm your autonomic nervous system
  • relax your body
  • identify areas where your energy may be blocked

What is Sound Healing

Music affects each of us differently. Classical, Modern Jazz, Motown, heavy metal or trance music; they all impact us in different ways. Our mood, energy levels, mindset; even our emotions are all affected by the music we listen to.

On a fundamental level, music is simply organised sound. The human body is effectively a finely-tuned orchestra which absorbs and reacts internally to the vibrational frequencies of external sounds. This delicate vibrational balance can easily go ‘off key’ in response to everyday challenges such as stress or illness.

Sound therapy modifies the body’s imbalanced frequencies; re-tuning it from vibrational discord back to a deeply relaxing, harmonic symphony.

On this half-day sound healing workshop, you will experience first hand how it is possible to re-tune and harmonise the body’s frequencies, through simply listening.

What are the benefits of sound therapy?

Sound therapy is said to help not only physical illness, but also help balance the emotions and quieten a busy mind. Most people feel calm and deeply relaxed following a treatment; often these calming effects can last for several days.

In my own therapy practice, clients have responded positively to sound therapy with conditions such as:

  • Depression
  • Anxiety
  • Tinnitus
  • Arthritis
  • Insomnia
  • Sinusitis
  • Headaches/Migraines
  • Back, neck and shoulder pain
  • Insect bites
  • Stress-related illnesses such as ME, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and IBS

Read more about the benefits of sound therapy here.

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£30 for half day.