Group

Resonant Sound Experience is a group process that enables groups as small as 8-10 and as large as 300 to experience a shared growth and wellness experience.

Resonant Sound has been performed for corporate wellness seminars, substance recovery retreats, treatment centers, conferences, and general public shows for a “higher bar” experience.

Imagine a live performer, band, or ensemble, specifically trained in Sound Therapy, and ready to utilize that training to create a live performance derived from the audience that attends.

The goals of connecting with a mindful group process, expressing long restricted feelings, and challenging limiting beliefs, are all possible with Resonant Sound Experience. Under the direction of therapeutically aware performers, an audience grows closer and finds solutions to their own problems together.

Expressive arts therapy is the use of visual, music, drama, or other artistic expression for developing one’s inner voice.

Imagine watching brush strokes or pencil lines interact and influence one another, feeling clay being formed with your fingers. Or imagine seeing a vision of the future materialize on a page that we only recognize after it’s already in front of us.

Learning how to express our emotions moves the energy, pushes the boundaries of how we’ve defined ourselves, and gives us the options of experiencing freedom in being who we were always meant to be.

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Therapeutic music students will learn how to perform on their chosen instrument(s), learn more about music theory as it relates to emotional awareness, and/or learn how to compose music that speaks to who and where they are right now in their own personal process. Students will also have the opportunity to interact with other students in small 3 or 4 person ensembles or larger local orchestras and bands. Witness how our brains and challenges inform and propel us to bigger and better connections as we learn how to manage, adapt, and overcome those challenges with the help of our supportive staff, other participants, and the music itself.