Soundbath+ is a series of monthly sound healing events with foundation in sound healing AND MORE!

During each event we offer a different intention and inspiration for our gathering and we also feature guest practitioners and our community members' healing skills, making it a collaborative experience by ourselves for ourselves.

WHAT IS A SOUND BATH?

Soundbath is an experience where specifically tuned instruments are used for creation of deep state of relaxation, harmonizing our bodies and minds.

It is a journey guided by sound, which takes you into a meditative or entranced state where deep emotional processing and release can occur, deep-seated stress can be released and the spirit can travel unobstructed.

NOVEMBER 9th and 16th: Soundbath+ (Manual Therapy) with Zeena Dotiwalla

Note: November 9th SOLD OUT ; tickets still available for Nov 16th

"Osteopathy is a manual science that uses specific anatomy, physiology and bio-mechanics to discover how a problem came about and uses manual techniques to help a body regain balance and auto-regulation." Daryl Hochman

Like most natural therapies, osteopathy focuses on freeing-up restrictions maintained in the body, and regaining general vitality. One may call osteopathic manual practitioners "engineers of the body", using a variety of techniques such as cranio-sacral therapy, myofascial release, oscillations, energetic and fluidic balancing, amongst others, to treat a being. Pairing the two healing modalities of sound and touch, a harmonious effect towards attaining a deeper state relaxation and well-being will be facilitated.

Read more about Zeena:
http://www.yogaspace.net/about-us/zeena-dotiwalla

Read more about the Canadian College of Osteopathy:
http://www.osteopathy-canada.com/osteopath-definition/?


DECEMBER 7th and JANUARY 11th Details TBD


VENUE:

Our venue can host 12 guests, making this a small and intimate event. Depending on the group size and individual consent, healing work will be performed on participants.

TO PARTICIPATE:

Bring a yoga mat to lie on and a light blanket to cover yourself.
A small pillow and eye mask (or eye pillow) could also be beneficial, but not essential.