No, you don’t need to bring your own instruments to participate. All the necessary instruments, such as singing bowls, drums, and tuning forks, will be provided during the training. Additionally, we offer students the option to borrow instruments to take home between training weekends. This allows you to practice and deepen your connection with the tools outside of class time. However, if you have your own instruments and wish to use them, you’re welcome to bring them along.

Not at all! No musical background or ability is required. The course is designed to teach you how to use sound and vibration for healing, which focuses on intention and technique rather than musical skills.

CMA (Complementary Medical Association) accreditation means that the training has been approved by a recognized body, ensuring the quality and professional standard of the course. Upon completion, you’ll receive a certification that allows you to practice as a sound healer and gain credibility in the holistic health industry.

Yes, attendance is required on all training days to ensure you fully benefit from the course. However, exceptions can be made if pre-arranged, and we’ll work with you to create a plan to catch up on anything you miss.

You’ll need to complete approximately 20 hours of self-study before the course begins. This helps lay the groundwork for your learning and ensures you’re prepared to get the most out of the training.

Yes! By the end of the training, you’ll be equipped with the knowledge, skills, and certification to start your own sound healing practice or incorporate sound healing into your existing wellness offerings.

You’ll learn to work with a variety of shamanic and sound healing instruments, including the rainstick, drum, copper bowls, hand gong, rattles, shamanic nuts, crystal chakra singing bowls, the gong, and koshi wind chimes. We’re proud to be one of the few courses that provide instruments for every student, so you’ll have your own set to learn and practice with during the training.

The class size is kept intentionally small, with a maximum of 10 students. This ensures personalized attention, a supportive learning environment, and ample opportunity for one-on-one guidance from Maria.

There is on-street paid parking Monday to Friday 08:00-18:00, for a maximum of two hours.

On the weekends and evenings there is free on-street parking.

We recommend using an app called JustPark and book a private parking space for about £12 for the whole day.