A transformative and reflective sound journey to honour and hold space for grief.

Sound healing encourages your brain waves to move from a state of fight or flight, to rest and digest. Cortisol levels fall, your nervous system settles and your mind and body enter a meditative state.

The ancient Celts believed that during Samhain, the veil between the spiritual and physical world thins.

Set in a beautiful park and overlooking a lake, you'll be supported to hold a gentle space to honour personal and collective grief.

As we enter the darkest part of the year, this sound bath is a time for pause, compassion and reflection.

You'll leave feeling grounded and balanced, with a sense of calm and release.

NOTE - sound healing is not a substitute for therapy. If you are struggling with grief, especially recent grief, and need someone to talk to, please seek a qualified therapist or healthcare professional.

For - those who want to create space to honour grief with the support of sound healing.

Please note – falling asleep is a natural reaction to deep relaxation and is perfectly normal.

Contraindications – if you are in the first trimester of pregnancy, have a fitted metal pin/plate or pacemaker, epilepsy or severe anxiety, please speak to a medical practitioner before attending.

A percentage of proceeds go to Choose Love and The Sameer Project.

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