Sound Healing led by Kimberly Kornegay
Join in for an indoor sound meditation. Sound meditation involves immersing oneself in the waves of calming and echoing sounds, usually while laying on a yoga mat with a blanket and pillows for added comfort, to promote a relaxed meditative state. The engaging combination of sound frequencies and vibrations help participants let go of distracting thoughts and physically unwind. Several studies have shown that sound meditation is helpful in reducing stress, fatigue, and some symptoms of depression. It is viewed as an affordable, non-invasive method to calm the nervous system that complements other approaches such as yoga and vagus nerve stimulation exercises.
Our leader, Kimberly Kornegay has been a working musician for most of her life and currently is the lead singer for the Feral Cats band. A percussionist with many years of experience on a drum kit and hand percussion, her journey has taken her on many paths including becoming certified as a Sound Meditation Facilitator. With the skills and training needed to aid stress reduction and enhance relaxation using a variety of instruments to directly reveal the power of sound as a tool for mental, physical, and spiritual attunement.
This event is generously provided by Susan Clifton of Living Arts Therapy https://livingartspsychotherapy.com
Join in for an indoor sound meditation. Sound meditation involves immersing oneself in the waves of calming and echoing sounds, usually while laying on a yoga mat with a blanket and pillows for added comfort, to promote a relaxed meditative state. The engaging combination of sound frequencies and vibrations help participants let go of distracting thoughts and physically unwind. Several studies have shown that sound meditation is helpful in reducing stress, fatigue, and some symptoms of depression. It is viewed as an affordable, non-invasive method to calm the nervous system that complements other approaches such as yoga and vagus nerve stimulation exercises.
Our leader, Kimberly Kornegay has been a working musician for most of her life and currently is the lead singer for the Feral Cats band. A percussionist with many years of experience on a drum kit and hand percussion, her journey has taken her on many paths including becoming certified as a Sound Meditation Facilitator. With the skills and training needed to aid stress reduction and enhance relaxation using a variety of instruments to directly reveal the power of sound as a tool for mental, physical, and spiritual attunement.
This event is generously provided by Susan Clifton of Living Arts Therapy https://livingartspsychotherapy.com
Join in for an indoor sound meditation. Sound meditation involves immersing oneself in the waves of calming and echoing sounds, usually while laying on a yoga mat with a blanket and pillows for added comfort, to promote a relaxed meditative state. The engaging combination of sound frequencies and vibrations help participants let go of distracting thoughts and physically unwind. Several studies have shown that sound meditation is helpful in reducing stress, fatigue, and some symptoms of depression. It is viewed as an affordable, non-invasive method to calm the nervous system that complements other approaches such as yoga and vagus nerve stimulation exercises.
Our leader, Kimberly Kornegay has been a working musician for most of her life and currently is the lead singer for the Feral Cats band. A percussionist with many years of experience on a drum kit and hand percussion, her journey has taken her on many paths including becoming certified as a Sound Meditation Facilitator. With the skills and training needed to aid stress reduction and enhance relaxation using a variety of instruments to directly reveal the power of sound as a tool for mental, physical, and spiritual attunement.
This event is generously provided by Susan Clifton of Living Arts Therapy https://livingartspsychotherapy.com