About this Event
What is a Sound Bath?
A sound bath is a gentle, immersive experience where you rest comfortably while calming sounds and vibrations from instruments such as Tibetan singing bowls, gongs, and chimes are played. The sounds help support relaxation, nervous-system regulation, and a sense of ease in the body and mind. There is nothing you need to do — simply rest and receive the sounds in a way that feels right for you.
What to Expect ?
The session begins with a brief arrival and orientation so you know what will happen and what choices are available to you. You may lie down or sit comfortably, with full permission to change position, move, open your eyes, or step outside at any time. The instruments are played mindfully, with attention to volume, pacing, and transitions. People experience sound baths in many ways — from deep rest to alert awareness — and all experiences are valid. The session closes slowly, with time to ground before leaving.
What to Bring:
- A blanket for warmth, if you want;
- Comfortable, warm clothing;
- Water
You are welcome to bring anything that helps you feel safe and supported, such as an eye mask, a comfort object or a journal.
Trauma-Informed Care & Training
These sessions are facilitated by a trauma-informed practitioner Tahmina Hakimova-Rees, trained in holding safe, inclusive, and consent-led wellbeing spaces. Her approach is informed by trauma awareness, grief education, and nervous-system-led practice, with particular care given to sensory sensitivity, emotional safety, and individual choice. Support is available during and after the session if needed.
Benefits of Sound Bath:
- Calms the nervous system and reduces anxiety
- Helps release stored emotional tension or trauma in the body
- Supports grief processing through resonance and stillness
- Aids in sleep, rest, and mental clarity
- Offers sensory support for neurodivergent individuals
- Promotes deep relaxation, self-connection, and integration
Prices:
£ 15 - Supporter, this ticket helps subsidise accessible tickets for others.
£ 12 - Standard, this ticket covers the cost of the session.
£ 10 - Accessible, this ticket is for anyone who needs financial support.
Please arrive 5 - 10 minutes before not earlier. Thank you.
Please bring anything you need to be completely comfortable — pillow, blanket, eye mask, and fluffy socks are highly recommended. You’ll be lying down for the duration of the session, so cocoon yourself in comfort.
We have a strict policy around late arrivals. If you are late, you will not be permitted once the session has begun.
This is a tranquil, non-talking space — please ensure your phones are switched off.
Not suitable for:
- Individuals with sound-induced conditions (e.g tinnitus)
- Those in the first trimester of pregnancy
- People with severe mental health conditions sensitive to sound/vibration (e.g. schizophrenia)
Disclaimer:
This session is offered as a wellbeing support and is not a medical treatment. It does not replace clinical care or mental health services. Individual responses may vary.
Let the sound guide you home — to rest, release, and renewal.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
St Paul's Way Community Centre, 83 Saint Paul's Way, London, United Kingdom
GBP 10.00 to GBP 15.00
