Solstice Sound Bath

Join me for a very special Solstice Sound Bath this December.

Experience deep relaxation with the therapeutic vibrations of instruments including Himalayan singing bowls, gongs, chimes, and crystal singing bowls, as your body absorbs sound frequencies on a cellular level. Let go of stress, anxiety, and stuck energies with this deeply transformative experience.

This sound bath has been perfectly timed to allow you to feel the build-up to the solstice from 2pm onwards. So you may be off journeying somewhere in the ether, relaxing deeply, or feeling an expansion of consciousness at the exact moment of the solstice, which will happen at precisely 3.03pm on the day.

This event takes place at Ryton Village Hall which has stunning south-facing views towards the Long Mynd, the Lawley, and Caer Caradoc through full height windows, where we might take full advantage of the sun during this winter solstice event.

The venue is also equipped with underfloor heating so you should be nice and warm, whatever the weather is doing outside!

Please note, although the event venue is showing as TBC, this is due only to Eventbrite not recognising the address. The event is taking place at Ryton Village Hall, Ryton, Shrewsbury SY5 7NB.

Want to skip the booking fee? Head over to the event page on my website to book directly: https://www.floweroflifesoundtherapy.co.uk/events-2-1/event-three-45n4m-8jfxg-4lekd-6sk96-nmnne

Prior to booking, please take note of the information below.

Most people can safely experience sound therapy, but there are a few exceptions.

Sound Therapy is not suitable for:

• Anyone with a severe Mental health condition such as paranoid schizophrenia, severe personality disorders, psychosis or unmanaged bi-polar

• Women in their first trimester of pregnancy

• Anyone who has had recent metal Implants

The following conditions require prior checking with a Medical Adviser:

• Sound induced epilepsy

• Pacemaker/heart issues. If the Medical Adviser consents, a minimum distance of 20cm from any implanted heart pacemaker, heart area will be maintained

• Any other electrical device/ implant fitted

The following conditions require caution:

• Tinnitus – during a session, sound therapy can either mask tinnitus or may make it worse or uncomfortable (Please let the practitioner know and if it becomes too much then you can leave during the session)

• Migraine, headache - sound therapy may make this condition worse or uncomfortable

• Metal implants – you may feel the sound vibrations differently in areas with metal implants.

General Guidelines:

Always inform your practitioner of any physical or emotional concerns before a session.

Hydration before and after the session is encouraged, as sound can support energetic and lymphatic release.

Sound therapy is not a substitute for medical treatment, but a complementary support.