Group sound baths
Lie down, get comfortable,
and let the sound do the work.
A group sound bath is a full hour of live crystal bowls, drone and low-frequency tone. You don’t do anything. You don’t need any experience. Most people fall somewhere between deeply relaxed and asleep, and both are fine.
01 / How it works
A date, a room,
and your spot in it.
Group sessions are scheduled gatherings. Each one has a date, a time and a place, and you reserve a spot for that session — the way you would for a class, not a treatment. When the room settles, it settles, so arrive five minutes early.
- BringComfortable clothes, and a blanket if you get cold lying still. Mats and everything else are provided.
- LengthOne full hour of sound, with a few minutes on either side to arrive and to return.
- First time?Say so when you reserve. Nothing is expected of you; the sound does the work.
- Good to knowTell me about injuries, pregnancy, sound sensitivity, or anything that affects lying comfortably for an hour.
02 / Upcoming
Dates land here first.
Sessions are announced here and by email as each one is confirmed. If you want to hear the moment the next date is set, send a note and you’re on the list.
Next group session
No public date is scheduled yet.
The next gathering is being arranged. Ask to be told first — one email when the date is confirmed, nothing else.
Tell me when it’s confirmed03 / Host a session
Bring a sound bath
to your people.
Studios, retreats, festivals, workplaces and private gatherings. Tell me about the room, how many people, and the moment you want to create, and we’ll shape a session for it.
Organisers
Start with the room.
Date, place, kind of gathering, and what you’d like the session to do. Technical details and timings follow from there.
Enquire about hosting