Somatic Soundwork
Nervous System Regulation Through Sound, Breath, and Energy Work
Somatic Soundwork in Atlanta
Sometimes words aren't enough — or they're too much.
Sound, breath, and vibration offer another language for healing. In a world that demands constant thinking and doing, somatic soundwork invites you back into being — into the body, into stillness, into the parts of you that don't need to explain themselves to begin to heal.
Whether you're recovering from trauma, navigating sensory overload, or simply longing for rest, somatic soundwork offers a powerful way to regulate your nervous system and reconnect with your body without needing to talk it out.
What is Somatic Soundwork?
omatic soundwork combines the therapeutic use of crystal singing bowls, Tibetan bowls, and tuning forks with intentional breathwork, vocal tone, and somatic body awareness. Together, these tools support emotional release, vagus nerve activation, and deep nervous system regulation.
The vibrations from singing bowl therapy and sound healing work directly with the body — not around it. They help move you out of survival mode and into a parasympathetic rest-and-restore state where true healing often begins.
How Somatic Soundwork Supports Trauma Healing
Sound bypasses the thinking mind and communicates directly with the body. In sessions where you may be using Somatic Experiencing, IFS or EMDR, ssoundwork helps integrate what you've already processed. It can soothe overwhelmed parts, calm emotional waves, or provide safe anchoring after difficult work.
For many clients, somatic soundwork becomes a way to safely experience pleasure, calm, and connection — often for the first time in a long time.
What’s Included
Chakra-tuned crystal singing bowl sound baths for individuals or small groups
Standalone somatic soundwork sessions focused on nervous system regulation
Integrated therapeutic sessions that weave somatic therapy and sound together
Breathwork practices — calming, energizing, or grounding, depending on your needs
Chanting and vocal release techniques to activate the vagus nerve and reclaim your voice
Who This is For:
Anyone who feels stuck in talk therapy and wants a more embodied approach
BIPOC, neurodivergent, queer, and trauma survivors seeking a gentler way into the body
Clients experiencing burnout, fatigue, sensory overwhelm, or anxiety
Those exploring spirituality, energy healing, or ancestral practices
Anyone who's curious — no prior experience with sound healing is needed
Why It Matters
Sometimes words aren’t enough or they’re too much. Sound, breath and vibration offer another language for healing. Whether you’re integrating trauma work or simply seeking rest, this is your invitation to drop in, tune in and listen to what your body already knows.
Group Somatic Soundwork Sessions
Somatic soundwork is offered as a group healing experience — a shared container where collective energy deepens the work. These sessions are fully immersive, intentionally designed, and completely taken care of. All you have to do is show up.
Each session weaves together crystal singing bowls, Tibetan bowls, and tuning forks with guided breathwork, optional vocal toning, and somatic body awareness. The vibrations move through the chakra system, activate the vagus nerve, and invite your nervous system into deep rest and restoration — no experience necessary.
What’s Included
Everything is provided so you can arrive with nothing but yourself:
🎵 Live crystal singing bowls, Tibetan bowls & tuning forks
🧘🏾 Yoga mats, blankets, pillows & eye masks
🌬️ Guided breathwork
🔔 Optional vocal toning & chanting
✨ A fully held, trauma-informed container
Just dress comfortably and come as you are.
Upcoming Events
All sessions are by registration only.
Space is intentionally limited to preserve the intimacy of the container.
Don't see a date that works? Join the interest list to be notified when new sessions are added.
Virtual and In-Person Somatic Sound Therapy in Atlanta
Somatic soundwork is available both virtually and in person.
For virtual sessions: All you need is a quiet space, a comfortable place to lie or sit, and a good pair of headphones or speakers. The resonance of the bowls translates beautifully through quality audio — many clients find virtual sessions just as nourishing as in-person.
Currently, In-person sessions are facilitated as Group Sessions.