Singer, poet and South Side native Jamila Woods has been using music as a tool for self-healing for most of her life. She first found the power of an artistic community in her grandmother’s church ...

And what if what we’ve been told about mental health isn’t quite the whole story? Join us for a night of discovery as we explore the profound impact of sound on our lives. Three expert speakers ...

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Local singer/sound healer Marjasana Kay will host a sound immersion experience on April 12, 12:30-1:45 pm at the Donald and Carol Kress Pavilion, 7845 Church St. in Egg Harbor. During the program, ...

There is also an online chat at 988lifeline.org JEFFERSON CITY — The Healing Box Project gifts veterans in mid-Missouri guitars and biweekly lessons to help heal the trauma stemming from their ...

"Oh sweet boy," one person wrote. "Sending all the healing prayers!" It sounds like the little boy may be a bit accident prone, since this isn't the first time in recent months that the 6-year-old has ...

“Everything here is done with heart and soul,” one of the participants, who has been to several of these sound baths, later tells me, tears in her eyes, “nothing has been as healing for me ...

According to Ebsen, the advantages of horse healing are supposedly amplified when paired with sound therapy, a practice that uses targeted sound frequencies, like those in singing bowls ...

Surprisingly, beluga whales can mimic bird-like whistles and sounds. Their vocal abilities have earned them the nickname “canaries of the sea.” ...

This year’s theme is Connecting, Kinship, and Healing. Sandy LaPlante has survived life’s most significant challenge thrown at her. “So back in 2014, my boyfriend and I were out riding our ...

Sweden-headquartered music production company Epidemic Sound has published its annual report for 2024. Financial highlights from the report include a 29% YoY jump in revenues, to 1.921 billion Swedish ...

“Survivors often carry names [that] trauma gave them: ‘broken,’ ‘damaged,’ ‘dirty,’ ‘unsafe,’ ‘victim.’ But healing begins when we rename ourselves, when we give ourselves a new identity,” she said.