Service Description

A Sacred Sound Journey is not a sound bath. It is something older, more intentional, and considerably more layered. In a world where singing bowls have become background noise, what I offer here is something different — a carefully crafted ceremonial experience, held in an intimate space, using the full spectrum of sound as a healing tool. Not just the tones that soothe and settle, but also the dissonant, the unexpected, the frequencies that shake loose what needs to shift. Knowing how and when to work with dissonance — and how to hold a group safely through it — is something that comes only with deep training and lived experience. Each journey is shaped around the group that gathers. We work with Himalayan and crystal bowls, tuning forks, solfeggio pipes, gong, shamanic drum, rattle, and voice — moving through layers of sound that clear, open, restore, and return you to yourself. The experience is immersive and held with complete intention from beginning to end. These journeys take place in my home — a quiet, sacred space in the wide landscape of Powys, held by the land and the natural world around it. Up to five people gather, so the space remains genuinely intimate. You will be known here, not lost in a crowd. Afterwards, we come together over cacao or herbal teas — grounding back into the body, into conversation, into the warmth of shared experience. This closing ritual is part of the medicine. Something particular happens when a small group of people have travelled somewhere together and then sit quietly with a warm cup and let it land. Who is this for? Anyone ready to go a little deeper. Whether you are new to sound healing or have experienced it before, a Sacred Sound Journey offers something that a larger group setting simply cannot — true presence, genuine holding, and the kind of shift that happens when a space is crafted with real care and skill. Places are limited to 5. Booking in advance is essential.