Sound Healing Events
On the 30th of March Venus enters Taurus giving us a beautiful moment in time to gather and ground ourselves with a deeply luxurious, relaxing sound bath. Leaning into the alluring Venusian vibes we will drift away on a soul nourishing sound journey.
This is a great time for manifesting stability in our personal and financial lives. This day has a wonderful energy for creativity and beauty so if you are working on a creative project and need some inspiration it’s a powerful moment to take some time out to fully connect to yourself.
A potent moment in time to gather with intention and luxuriate in the cosmic sounds of the Quartz Crystal bowls, Himalayan singing bowls and our firey (as it will be in Aries) Sun Gong.
Give yourself the gift of the time and space to see what comes up for you.
Monday 30th March
Bradbury Community House
Glossop 6.30pm
Exchange £15
Onsite payment via Paypal if you would like to pay via cash or BACS or book a concession ticket at £12 please contact Katie on 07791422650 and we can get you booked in :)
*Due to the limited amount of spaces if you can not attend please give us 5 days notice before the event so we can issue a refund or transfer your ticket to another date. After this time refunds can not be issued, but if you want to gift your space to a friend or family member please let us know.
Sound baths are generally considered a safe, low-risk, and relaxing experience for most people. However, due to the intense sound vibrations and deep meditative states they induce, they may not be suitable for certain individuals or require caution.
Please consult a medical professional before attending a Sound Bath if you have any of the following:
Epilepsy or Seizure Disorders: Sound-induced (musicogenic) epilepsy can be triggered by specific sound patterns or frequencies used in sound baths.
Pregnancy: It is generally recommended to avoid sound baths during the first trimester. Some also advise caution in the third trimester due to potential premature labour stimulation from deep vibrations.
Pacemakers or Metal Implants: While some sources say they are safe, others warn that strong vibrations from instruments (like gongs) placed near the body could potentially interfere with pacemakers or cause discomfort with metal implants, screws, or plates. Positioning yourself away from the instruments may help, but if you are unsure please consult your doctor before attending.
Severe Mental Health Conditions: Individuals with severe, unmanaged mental health issues—such as schizophrenia, psychosis, or severe PTSD—might find the intense sensory experience or deep emotional releases overwhelming.
Tinnitus or Sound Sensitivity: Individuals with acute tinnitus or hyperacusis (sensitivity to sound) may find high-pitched, loud, or prolonged sounds painful or aggravating.
Recent Surgery or Acute Injuries: People with unhealed wounds, fresh surgical sites, or recent injuries should wait until they are fully recovered.
Severe Cardiovascular Conditions: Those with severe arrhythmias or high blood pressure should consult a doctor.
If you have any concerns feel free to drop us a message!