Sound Massage Practitioner Course

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For Sound Bath Practitioner training* graduates who want to explore working more deeply, one-to-one.

Think of this as the next chapter - It builds directly on the foundations we've already laid in our Sound Bath Practitioner Course - from trauma-informed practice and safe facilitation, to your understanding and use of sound as a healing modality and expands them into profound 1:1 work.
Working with direct vibration on the body — where the sound can reach even deeper layers of tension, energy, and stored emotion.

What is Sound Massage?
Sound Massage is a powerful one-to-one approach that uses Himalayan (metal) bowls, tuning forks and other sound and vibrational instruments directly on and around the body.

This is about far more than deep relaxation - it’s about:

• Encouraging release in muscles and tissues
• Supporting the nervous system to reset
• Opening flow where there has been stagnation
• Creating a safe space for deep energetic realignment

What You’ll Learn

• How to safely and effectively place and play Himalayan bowls on the body
• Using tuning forks for balancing and energy clearing
• Ways to combine other instruments to support integration
• Creating and holding a safe, trauma-informed space in 1:1 work
• Practical session structure and flow for sessions

You’ll Leave With

• The confidence to offer powerful 1:1 sound massage sessions
• A clear framework to work safely and professionally
• Hands-on practice and guidance in supportive small group learning
• You won’t just learn — you’ll also receive. Across the day, you’ll experience several deeply restorative sound massage sessions yourself, giving you insight into how it feels as well as learning how to facilitate.
• The opportunity to purchase authentic Himalayan bowls (Personally sourced by myself in Nepal)

*This course is a progression of the Sound Bath Practitioner Training with Debbie Kneale. If you have done other sound practitioner training and want to do the course, please contact to be considered.