A gentle journey through sound
Sound healing uses vibration—though instruments, voice, rhythm—to help your body and mind relax, find clarity, and begin to heal.
Whether you’re experiencing burnout and need an oasis to rest and restore, or you’re walking a deeper healing path, this is a space to reconnect. Here, sound becomes a gentle guide—meeting you where you are, and inviting you back to balance.
Sessions take place on a private meditation platform in Franklinton, NC—outside Raleigh. Nestled beside a quiet creek, you’re immersed in nature. The tones of the bowls and instruments blend with the stream’s gentle rhythm, creating a healing experience that’s both elemental and uniquely yours.
Sound Healing Session
This one-on-one sound healing session uses vibration—through bowls, voice, and rhythm—to support relaxation and nervous system regulation. Set in a private outdoor space beside a creek, the session combines nature and sound to promote clarity, calm, and gentle healing.
Sound Immersion
Held beside the creek, this session invites emotional release, creative flow, and energetic realignment. You’re surrounded by nature’s rhythm as instruments, voice, and elemental tones guide you inward—offering space to soften, reconnect, and restore.
Monthly Drum Circle
Join us for a community-based sound experience where rhythm becomes a tool for connection and release. Open to all levels—no musical experience required. Bring your own drum, or play an instrument that is provided. Held outdoors beside the creek, this circle offers a safe, welcoming space to explore sound and shared presence.
Group Sound Baths
Group sessions use crystal bowls, voice, and rhythmic instruments—to support relaxation, nervous system regulation, and emotional well-being. No experience needed. Participants are invited to relax and receive sound in a safe, calming environment. Ideal for stress recovery and gentle reconnection.
Ceremonial Gatherings
Throughout the year we gather in rhythm with the Earth. These events may include seasonal sound journeys such as Winter Solstice, Full Moon ceremonies, and creekside rituals designed to support reflection, release, and renewal.
