Yoga mats arranged in a studio for a class, each with a rolled towel, a single rose, and a candle. A decorative setup with white vases, candles, and a sheepskin rug is at the front.

A sound bath is an immersive, deeply relaxing experience where you’re invited to simply be.

Rather than listening to music in the traditional sense, you’ll rest comfortably while surrounded by layers of sound and vibration created with singing bowls, gongs, chimes, drums, and other therapeutic instruments.

The sounds and vibrations offer your mind something gentle to focus on while giving your body an opportunity to slow down and settle. Many people describe the experience as feeling meditative, grounding, spacious, or deeply restorative.

There is nothing you need to do during a sound bath. You don’t need to meditate perfectly, clear your mind, or have any previous experience. Simply get comfortable, breathe, and allow the sounds to move through the space around you.

What Is A Sound Bath?

Vibrational Medicine

What You Do Frequently Becomes Your Frequency*

What You Do Frequently Becomes Your Frequency*

Sound Healing Offerings

Three people lying on yoga mats with blankets, eyes closed, participating in a meditation or relaxation session in a bright, airy room with large windows, potted plants, and minimal decor.

Private Sound Bath-

Up to 15 guests.

$15 Per Additional Guest

60 Min

$222

Two people are lying down on a cozy rug in a softly lit room with calming decor, surrounded by singing bowls, lanterns, plants, and wall hangings, practicing relaxation or meditation.

Couples Sound Bath-

Just The Two Of You- <3

60 Mins

$111

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Reiki Sound Bath-

Up to 10-15 guests.

Minimum Of 4 People

60 Min

$35 Per Person

A woman with pearl earrings and a pearl necklace is lying on a white cloth with her eyes closed. A person wearing a white shirt and several bracelets is playing a brass singing bowl with a wooden mallet.

Individual Sound Bath

Three people are floating on inflatable mattresses in a pool, wearing eye masks. The pool is decorated with candles and string lights, with a gong and white bowls on a floating platform nearby.

45 Mins Of Relaxation Just for you

Consultation For Your Specific Needs

$45

Floating Sound Bath-

Float Into Bliss-

Mattress, Blanket, & Eye Cover Provided

$55

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Sound Healing Mentorship-

Private 1 on 1 Training-

3 Hour Long Sessions

All Training Material Included- You Provide your Own Bowls

$333

Sound, Brain States & the Waters Within

Our bodies are deeply responsive to rhythm, vibration, and sound.

Different sounds and frequencies can influence the way we breathe, the rhythm of our heart, our attention, and the activity of our nervous system. As we move from an alert, active state toward slower rhythms of relaxation, the brain can shift into different patterns of activity—creating space for rest, stillness, and inward awareness.

And then there is the water within us.

The human body is made largely of water, and sound is vibration moving through matter. We can feel vibration through our skin, bones, muscles, and tissues—think of the resonance of a gong, the hum of a singing bowl, or the deep vibration of a low tone moving through the body.

While sound does not simply “retune” the water in our bodies, our bodies can feel and respond to vibration.

This is part of what makes sound healing such a unique experience. The combination of rhythm, vibration, breath, stillness, and intention can invite the nervous system toward a different state—perhaps softer, slower, quieter, or more present.

Sound meets us where we are.
Vibration moves through us.
And sometimes, the body simply remembers how to soften.

Sound Can Be Used To Stimulate Out Brainwaves & Help Bring Us Into A Different State Of Mind. Here Are The 5 Main Brain Wave Frequencies.

Gamma

High Focused Sate

BETA

This Is Your Normal Waking State

alpha

Resting State

Theta

Relaxation State “REM Sleep”

Delta

Deep Sleep State