About this Event
Sound is not just something we hear — it’s something the body feels.
Every sound is a vibration, and those vibrations travel through the body, influencing the nervous system, brain activity, heart rate, breathing, and even muscle tension. In this interactive Mindset Lab, you’ll learn how sound and vibration affect the body on a physiological level and how they can help regulate the nervous system, shift brainwaves, and support emotional balance.
Understanding how sound works in the body helps explain why certain music calms you, why loud or chaotic noise can feel overwhelming, and why vibration can sometimes release emotion or tension. Instead of seeing stress responses as “in your head,” you’ll begin to understand them as natural biological reactions to sensory input.
We’ll explore how brainwaves change in response to rhythm and frequency, how the nervous system responds to sensory cues of safety or danger, and how vibration can influence the body’s stress response. You’ll learn how different sound patterns can support focus, relaxation, or alertness, and why the body responds to rhythm even before the mind understands what’s happening.
This workshop is education-based and includes short sound and vibration demonstrations to help you feel how different frequencies and rhythms affect your body and attention, without doing a full sound bath or meditation session.
By learning how sound and vibration interact with your nervous system, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of your own stress patterns, emotional reactions, and sensory sensitivities — and how to use sound intentionally as a tool for regulation and self-support.
In this Mindset Lab, you’ll:
- Learn how sound and vibration travel through the body, not just the ears
- Understand how rhythm and frequency influence brainwaves and attention
- Experience brief sound and vibration examples to feel the effects in real time
- Gain practical ways to use sound to support calm, focus, and emotional balance
No prior experience with sound practices or meditation is needed. This is an educational, interactive workshop focused on understanding how the body responds to sound and vibration.
This workshop is ideal for anyone who wants to better understand how their body processes stress, why certain environments feel overwhelming or calming, and how sound can be used intentionally to support nervous system health.
RSVP Reminder:
Please RSVP only if you truly plan to attend, as space is limited and we want to reserve spots for those who can participate.
💛 Donation
This workshop is offered by donation. If you’re able, please consider contributing to support Think Positive Club’s mission and help us continue providing accessible mental wellness programs in our community.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Pikes Peak Library District - Library 21c, 1175 Chapel Hills Drive, Colorado Springs, United States
USD 7.18
