Sound Bath experience with Alison from Healing Hatha Yoga
I am a Yoga Teacher and hold a certificate and Diploma in Therapeutic Sound Healing. I am fully insured.
Why is it called a Therapeutic Sound Bath?
A therapeutic Sound Bath intentionally uses sound from instruments such as: Tibetan bowls Wind Gong Crystal bowls and other instruments. In addition mantras vocal toning and singing to achieve a sense of restorative rest in the mind and body.
The ultimate aim is to calm the active brain state and relax into a more pleasant state of consciousness and thus boost the body's natural healing abilities.
Do I need to lie down?
Usually experienced whilst lying on a Yoga mat with pillows and a blanket. An eye mask is optional. Alternatively you can sit on the mat or use a chair. There is no effort required. There is some time devoted to breath work intention setting and a guided meditation and then you will be taken on a sound journey.
May be helpful with:
A reduction in stress and anxiety improved sleep a sense of stillness reduced pain and fatigue.
What should you bring with you?
A mat blanket pillow and an eye mask if you prefer.
The following contraindications apply:
Sound Induced epilepsy the first trimester of pregnancy the 2nd and 3rd trimester (please consult your healthcare provider) Those with significant mental health conditions.
Those with the following should also consult with their GP and inform myself :
Pacemakers artificial heart valves and stents shunts and deep brain stimulation devices.
Please arrive at least 10 minutes before the event is due to begin so that you can get settled.
The doors will be locked at 16.15 promptly for the safety and security of the group.
Confirmation and details will be forwarded once booking is confirmed.
Event Venue
St John's Methodist Church, Ilfracombe Gardens, Whitley Bay, UK, St John's Methodist Church, Ilfracombe Gardens, Whitley Bay NE26 3ND, Newcastle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom
GBP 12.00
