FREE Jacksonville Autism Community Soundbath Meditation: All Ages

-Donations appreciated but not necessary.

Join us for a unique Sound-Bath experience led by a talented autistic sound therapist, designed specifically for the Autism Community. This sensory-friendly session at Pablo Creek Regional Library uses calming tones and gentle vibrations from instruments like singing bowls and chimes to create a peaceful environment.

The sound bath promotes relaxation, stress relief and anxiety reduction while fostering emotional balance and self-regulation. Participants will also experience enhanced sleep quality through the soothing effects of sound.

This event offers a safe, supportive space where the Autism Community, Parents and Caretakers can unwind, recharge and connect with others. Whether seeking stress relief, better sleep or simply a moment of calm, this session is a wonderful opportunity for the Austim Community to connect with their inner peace.

What is a Sound Bath?

A sound bath is a relaxing, meditative experience where you are surrounded by the soothing sounds of instruments like singing bowls, gongs, and chimes. The vibrations help calm the mind, reduce stress, and promote deep relaxation. No experience is needed—just come as you are!

How to Prepare for Your Sound Bath

You can sit in a chair or lie down on a yoga mat—whatever feels best for you.

Wear loose, comfortable clothing to help you relax fully.

Bringing a mat, blanket, or pillow can make you more comfortable if lying down. An eye mask can also enhance relaxation.

Drink water before and after, as sound therapy can help release tension in the body.

A light meal beforehand is best, as a full stomach might feel uncomfortable. Avoid caffeine if possible, as it can make relaxation harder.

Arriving early allows time to find your spot and ease into a calm state before the session begins.

There’s no right or wrong way to experience a sound bath. Just relax, keep an open mind, and let the sounds wash over you.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Pablo Creek Regional Library, 13295 Beach Boulevard, Jacksonville, United States