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Sound Healing in the Classroom

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This short, hands on, course introduces you to Sound Healing and how it can be used in the classroom to help reduce anxiety and promote relaxation. Helen demonstrates simple, stand alone, Mindful Musical Moments – using percussion instruments such as drums, chimes, singing bowls and the voice – which can be slotted in at any moment in the school day, e.g. lining up at the door, in between lessons or just before home time.  

These minute-long videos can be used directly in the classroom or as starting points from which teachers, and pupils, can lead Mindful Musical Moments themselves, creating their own bespoke versions with percussion instruments which are available to them. 

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    Helen Wilding

    Helen has a B. Ed Hons in Education and Music from Roehampton College, Surrey University, a Diploma in violin teaching from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and a Diploma in Integral Sound Healing from Sound Healing Academy International. Helen has over 30 years’ experience working with schools as a classroom teacher, peripatetic violin, viola, piano and music curriculum teacher and in Wales as a former Music Coordinator for Powys County Council. She holds sound baths, sound and drumming circles and one to one sound healing treatments in Herefordshire and Worcestershire and promotes sound healing in schools through workshops and school visits.