Sound as Medicine: A Hands-On Sound Healing Class

Sound as Medicine is an intimate January training offered by Singing Bowls of the Rockies for those interested in learning sound as a felt, experiential practice.

This training approaches sound as medicine—focusing on listening, presence, and relationship with sound. Sessions include hands-on work with singing bowls, listening practices, and guided exploration of sound and vibration, allowing participants to understand how tone and resonance interact with the nervous system and the body through direct experience.

The class is intentionally kept very small, with private or one-student-per-class instruction. This format supports individualized pacing, focused practice, and meaningful integration. The training emphasizes experiential learning rather than performance or certification.

Before the training begins, Gigi will personally speak with each participant to understand their background, intentions, and goals. Enrollment begins with a brief conversation to determine fit and availability, and the class format is shaped to support each participant’s experience level and schedule.

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