Relax * Re-Charge * Release !!

Join us in Dublin for a workshop retreat of sound therapy!

 You’ll discover how music and sounds can help you to:

• create more balance and harmony
• feel less stressed and more relaxed
• have more energy and vitality
• be more productive
• make a difference by helping others with healing sounds

“a unique experience not to be missed…..”

For the third time in Ireland, the international Colour of Sound Institute is running a 4-day sound therapy workshop for therapists, health care professionals, healers, musicians, singers and anyone who is keen to explore the power of sounds for healing, mindfulness and transformation.

On this workshop you’ll learn to work with some simple instruments, such as tuning forks and singing bowls and our voices…

You don’t need to be a musician or singer to be effective with sound therapy, and you don’t need any prior experience of working with sounds or music or any other healing modality to join this workshop retreat.

What others have said: about our workshops:

“I was meant to be here these 4 days.  It was the most relaxing therapeutic workshop I have ever been on.” Carmel

“a wonderful new and exciting experience for me…the discovery that sound can be so enjoyable and the healing was magic…was so glad I came” Jean

“a truly transformational experience”  Sue

“I had a very enjoyable 4 days, lots of laughter.  I found you to be a wonderful tutor with a beautiful soul.  Long may you continue with your amazing workshops.”  Susan

“this has been a magical healing experience…..beautiful sounds….thank you!” Jean

On this workshop you’ll learn:

• the science and art of sound therapy
  
• how to work with sound to activate our bodies’ natural healing abilities
• how to give sound therapy to your friends, family and clients
• and much more…..
  

Each day will start with some gentle movement and a beautiful sound meditation to relax your nervous system and calm your mind….we’ll then give a short talk and series of demonstration about how to work with the sound therapy instrument of the day, and you’ll have plenty of time to practice the techniques on your own, 1-2-1 and in small groups.

Dates: 13,14, 15 & 16 September 2013

Times: 9.30 am – 5 pm, Friday, Saturday and Monday; 10.30 am – 6 pm, Sunday

Venue: Deer Park Hotel & Spa, Howth, Dublin, Ireland

We’ll focus on one sound therapy instrument per day, and you can join us for one or more days.   Each day is a stand-alone workshop, though you’ll have the deepest experience and learning by attending all 4 days. 

The workshop is non-residential though you can stay in this beautiful 3-star hotel at reasonable rates and take advantage of it’s excellent facilities, including spa, swimming pool and gym.

The Location

The Deer Park Hotel and Spa, is located in the grounds of Howth Castle on the peninsula of Howth at the north of Dublin bay, 9 miles from the city centre, and 20 minutes from Dublin airport. The hotel enjoys breathtaking views of Ireland’s Eye and Dublin Bay.

Access from Dublin City Centre is easy, via the DART, Dublin’s frequent rapid rail system. If you stay at the Hotel, you’ll have plenty of free time in the evenings to connect with other workshop participants and explore the stunning peninsula. A pleasant stroll will take you into the fishing village of Howth where you can enjoy some lovely walks and stop off at one of the many pubs or restaurants.

The Spa at Deer Park offers a wide range of relaxing treatments to suit everyone. WiFi is available in public areas and in the bedrooms.

The Deer Park Hotel is surrounded by stunning grounds and woodland and has panoramic views of the the coast, so you’ll be able to step outside into some beautiful green spaces during the breaks…

The workshop tutor is Tony Nec, the Principal of the Colour of Sound Institute. Tony has over 20 years experience as a therapist, coach and trainer in complementary medicine, and has studied with many renowned masters of sound. He experienced the transcendental power of chanting from Catholic and Buddhist monks while a teenager. He sings in choirs and is a keen voicescape leader.

 

 

 

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