Sound bath
Participants lie back and are bathed in the sounds of gongs and singing bowls.
- Delivery
- In person
- Setting
- At your workplaceOutdoorsResidential
- How long
- Up to 2 hours
Gong Song
A restorative sound bath where your team lies back and listens to gongs and singing bowls.
In person
Helps withWellbeing & stressTeam buildingAway days & offsitesConference energisers
Group sizeAny size
How longUp to 2 hours
In person inUK
SettingAt your workplace · Outdoors · Residential
OwnershipFounder-led · Women-owned · Minority-owned
What you can book
1 bookable experience. Ask about any of them.
Will also design something around your teamUse the contact form to describe what you need.
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Come to us when
You feel stressed or overwhelmed and need a reset.
You want a break from busy thoughts.
You want to experience something completely different.
What makes us different
We run sessions for anything from one person to 250, at your workplace, outdoors or on a residential, and shape each one around your group.
ClientsThe British Psychological SocietyWaitroseNorthumbria Healthcare NHS TrustNorthumbria University Business SchoolWomen’s InstituteTynedale HospiceTed Wragg TrustRobinwood Activity Centre
About Gong Song
We run sound baths for corporate events, either one-off staff wellbeing days and team building or regular sessions, as well as for charities, private and public groups. We are well established, with a reputation for delivering high quality sessions.
Our background in psychology and mental health makes us skilled in delivering bespoke sessions which help to calm the nervous system, helping participants to leave feeling rested and rejuvenated.
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