Chill out and soak in the soothing vibes of a gong bath inside a cozy yurt for ultimate relaxation.

Nestled within the warm embrace of the yurt at the Hospice of St Francis, Berkhamsted, you're invited to slow down, soften, and simply be. Surrounded by the gentle resonance of gongs, reiki drum, and soothing soundscapes, you'll be guided into a space of deep rest where the outside world can gently fade away.

As the waves of sound ripple through the space, they invite the body to unwind, the mind to become still, and the heart to settle into a place of quiet presence. Wrapped in the peaceful atmosphere of the yurt, this is an opportunity to pause, reconnect with yourself, and experience the comfort of being held by sound.

Whether you're seeking relaxation, reflection, or simply a moment of calm, this nurturing sound journey offers a tranquil sanctuary to restore your spirit and leave you feeling lighter, grounded, and deeply at peace.

Sound Bath Disclaimer

Your comfort and wellbeing are important. While a gong sound bath is a deeply relaxing experience for many people, it may not be suitable for everyone.

Please let me know before the session if you're pregnant (particularly in the first trimester), have a pacemaker or other implanted medical device, experience sound-induced epilepsy, are under medical care for a serious mental health condition, or have any condition that may be affected by sound or vibration. If you're unsure whether a sound bath is appropriate for you, it's best to speak with your healthcare professional before attending.

During the session, you're encouraged to listen to your body. If at any point you feel uncomfortable, you're welcome to adjust your position, wear ear protection if you've brought it, or quietly step outside the space if you need to.

By attending, you acknowledge that you're taking part voluntarily and accept responsibility for your own health and wellbeing during the session. Sound baths are intended to support relaxation and wellbeing, but they aren't a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

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