Name: Sacred Sound Healing ❤️🩹: Native American Flute, Frame Drum, and Cello $25 REGISTRATION
Start: 2026-04-18T16:00:00-04:00
End: 2026-04-18T17:30:00-04:00
Location: Trillium Teachers and Practitioners

$Sacred Sound Healing \u2764\ufe0f\u200d\ud83e\ude79: Native American Flute, Frame Drum, and Cello $25 REGISTRATION$

Contact [email protected] to register. $25 fee
Join us for a 90-minute immersive sound healing and musical exploration, featuring the transformative sounds of Native American flute, cello, and frame drum. This experience blends ancient traditions and innovative approaches to music, designed to soothe the mind, body, and spirit.
We begin with gentle Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) tapping, led by Alisa, to help regulate the nervous system and open space for deeper relaxation.
From there, enter a calming meditation accompanied by the tranquil tones of the Native American flute. The soft sound of rain stick and subtle percussion will guide you into a grounded, restorative state.
The journey continues with an expansive cello sound healing experience, enriched with frame drum and gentle percussion. The interplay of strings and rhythm creates a deeply harmonizing sound bath designed to restore balance and inner calm.
Participants are encouraged to find comfort — reclining with eyes closed on provided yoga mats, blankets, and bolsters, or seated in a relaxed position. You are welcome to bring any personal items that enhance your comfort.
Discover peace, balance, and restoration in this uniquely harmonizing event.
Dr. Caron Collins, is Professor Emerita of music education from The Crane School of Music, SUNY Potsdam, and recently Adjunct Instructor of Frame Drum. After 40 years’ experience in teaching instrumental music, she now designs and leads community music-making with The Pierrepont Players. Through these community events and musical instruction, she shares peace-building practices from her training with Musicians Without Borders. Her current musical interests are improvisation on Native American flute, Persian frame drumming, indigenous and environmental percussion.
Alisa Woods, Ph.D., LMHC, is a behavioral neuroscientist and licensed mental health counselor based in Potsdam. A lifelong cellist, she integrates classical cello, nervous system science, and sound therapy into restorative musical experiences. She trained in sound therapy with Elizabeth Byrd and classical cello with Christian Hosmer, and is the founder of Melodic Minds, a NYSCA-funded program celebrating neurodivergent musicians. Alisa performs locally and leads community-based sound healing events throughout the North Country.