
Sound Healing
Sound Healing with Kasia
Sound Healing
Immersive sound healing and sound baths with Kasia, to quiet the mind, calm the nervous system and support deep, restorative rest.
Sound healing uses the vibration and resonance of instruments and voice to guide the body and mind into deep rest. Lying comfortably while sound washes over you, your breathing slows, busy thoughts quiet, and your nervous system can shift from "go" mode into a state of calm.
A sound bath is an immersive listening experience. Rather than water, you are "bathed" in sound from singing bowls, therapeutic frequencies and gentle, immersive music. There is nothing to do or get right: you simply rest and listen.
Kasia is a Vancouver-based sound practitioner, music producer and wellness entrepreneur. Her sessions combine meditation, original music composition and nervous system awareness to support deep rest and expanded states of awareness.
Her approach is informed by training with Somatic Experiencing International, DEN Meditation LA, the Foundation for Shamanic Studies and the Centre of Light Sound Healing & Shamanic Studies. She has studied at the University of British Columbia and continues neuroscience studies through the University of Pennsylvania, exploring the relationship between sound, perception and regulation. Kasia has led more than 400 live events internationally and is the founder of Mystic Meditations, a CMA-accredited meditation and sound practitioner training school.
You will rest comfortably lying down and are welcome to close your eyes. The session usually begins with settling the breath, then moves through layers of sound before gently bringing you back. Afterwards many people feel calm, light and deeply rested.
Kasia also leads group sound experiences at the clinic, often together with Reiki and other practitioners, such as seasonal sound and Reiki journeys. See our community events for what is coming up. Private sessions and other events are booked through Mystic Meditations.
Not at all. Sound healing is an easy way into meditation because the sound gives your mind something gentle to rest on.
Wear comfortable clothing you can lie down in. Bring a water bottle, and an extra layer or blanket if you tend to get cold while resting.
Sound healing is gentle and non-invasive. If you are pregnant, have a hearing condition or sensitivity to sound, or have a seizure disorder, let Kasia know beforehand so she can adapt the experience.
No. Sound healing is a relaxation and wellbeing practice. It can complement, but not replace, the care you receive from your doctor or mental health professional.
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