The Sounds of Rhythm in Spring

The Sounds of Rhythm in Spring

An African Drumming & Spinal Energetics Gathering

Inspired by our founder’s recent travels through Africa, The Sounds of Rhythm in Spring brings together the ancient heartbeat of live African drumming with the modern alchemy of Spinal Energetics. The night begins with an immersive drumming performance to set the tone, before the drumming continues as the backdrop to a group Spinal Energetics session guided by our skilled HQ Level 2 practitioners. The combination of rhythm, sound and spontaneous movement creates a powerful and engaging experience that draws you deeper into your body and spine. The evening concludes with a chance to integrate the session and leave in a clear, uplifted state.

This special event will be facilitated by our team of experienced and passionate Level 2 Spinal Energetics HQ practitioners - Kirsty Saunders, Tim Pollock and Heidi Maree. And the music component will be brought to life by Super Mande Percussion.

The Sounds of Rhythm in Spring will be our last event at HQ for 2025, limited spaces available so we encourage you to secure your ticket today.

What to bring?

Warm and comfortable clothing (layers and socks work well)

What is provided?

Yoga mats

Blankets

Cushions

Filtered water & herbal tea

Important Health & Safety Notes:
This event may bring up strong emotional or physical responses. Please read the following before booking.

This event may not be suitable for -
• Pregnancy (especially during the first trimester)
• Recent surgeries, injuries, or fractures
• Epilepsy, seizures, aneurysms, heart conditions, or severe asthma
• Individuals currently experiencing psychosis, schizophrenia, severe PTSD, or on strong psychiatric medications
• Those recently hospitalised for psychiatric or emotional reasons (within the past 3 years)

Minimum age: 16 years

What is Spinal Energetics?
Spinal Energetics is a modality created by Dr Sarah Jane Perri. It works with the spine, nervous system, and energetic field to stir what’s held in the body and move it. Using light to often no touch, the body responds with natural movement and sound. It’s not choreographed. It’s not controlled. It’s a response to something deeper - and often, long overdue.

Photography & Video
There will be some filming and photography at this event. Please let our team know at the door if you prefer not to be captured.