KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — The soothing vibration of gongs and singing crystal bowls fill the basement of Jan Coe's West Knoxville home. The former Oak Ridge scientist turned sound therapist has performed ...

Many people use music to relax, whether that means chilling to some laid-back tunes or cranking up your favorite metal band. Sound baths take the idea in a different direction by immersing you in ...

BAY HARBOR, MI - Need a little shoreline Zen in your life? How about finding your bliss with the sounds of Lake Michigan waves in the background? This summer, Sunset Sound Healing sessions are being ...

Carlin Danner performs a sound bath in the studio on ART inc. Sound Bath Practitioner Carlin Danner takes us inside the experience of a sound bath. Learn about the history of sound as medicine, ...

Sound bathing is the new hot yoga. A meditative experience where you are “bathed” with relaxing sound waves is becoming a popular and tranquil phenomenon that promotes significant benefits. According ...

Sound bathing—that is, using various instruments to reduce stress and induce relaxation—has found its way into a growing number of spa treatments, so much so that devotees are bringing the good ...

BAY HARBOR, MI - If the sound of Little Traverse Bay’s waves lapping against the shore isn’t enough to put you into a zen mood, then you’ll want to check out the Sunset Sound Healing sessions that are ...

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You are able to gift 5 more articles this month. Anyone can access the link you share with no account required. Learn more. Sound Therapist Jim Doble and didgeridoo musician Forest Weston plans to use ...

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. On a recent Saturday, Justin Sellers of Chesterfield stretched out on a blanket overlooking the Grand Basin in Forest Park. As ...

There will be no sound bathing on the Mandeville Lakefront — at least for now. The City Council on April 24 voted down a special event request to hold two “sound baths” under the lakefront’s oak trees ...