This post challenges the outdated stereotype of the “failed musician” and explores how sound work is becoming a respected, intentional practice—open to those with or without formal music training.

Making the shift from practicing sound as a hobby to facilitating professional and safe sound baths.

This blog explores the common myths in sound healing — from the mislabeling of instruments like "Tibetan" singing bowls to the mixing of cultural traditions and modern wellness trends. It's a call for more awareness, respect, and depth in how we approach sound work today.

Real, experiential learning. This Sound Bath Facilitation Course in Ireland focuses on presence, practice, and personal growth.

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Trauma-informed Sound Bath Facilitation in Ireland How to Lead More Inclusive and Safe Sound Bath Experience? Sound baths, mindfulness,...

Sound Bath Meditation. Group Sound Bath in Ireland People come to sound baths for different reasons.   While some attendees may seek deep...

How to Avoid Being Scammed with Online Courses. What are the Red Flags to Watch Out For in Online Sound 'Healing' Courses

Having taught and practised mindfulness for more than 15 years, I can confidently say that mindfulness has been a game changer-not just...