Awakening the Crystal Bowl Facilitator

A One-Day Immersive Workshop

Level 1

Crystal Bowl Facilitator Workshops

For those who want to work with the bowls themselves. These are hands-on, one-day training workshops co-led by Jessica Arnatt of Vibe High and Jenna Dillon of Golden Harmonics, who bring a combined 14 years of experience with crystal singing bowls and sound facilitation. Bowls and all materials are provided. Spaces are deliberately limited to keep the training hands-on.

Awakening the Crystal Bowl Facilitator — Level 1

Dates: Saturday, October 17 or Saturday, October 24, 2026
Time: 10:10 AM – 5:55 PM
Location: Yahweh Wellness Lounge, 64070 338 Ave E, Foothills County, AB
Investment: $444 early bird / $555 regular — early bird ends September 30 at midnight

There is something unmistakable that happens when a crystal singing bowl is played with presence and intention. It’s more than beautiful sound — it’s resonance, awareness, and connection.

This immersive one-day workshop builds a strong practical foundation in working with crystal singing bowls. Rather than simply learning techniques, you’ll spend the day working directly with the bowls: discovering how they respond, how subtle changes in touch influence the sound, and how resonance develops through attentive listening and practice.

The day combines discussion, demonstration, observation, hands-on practice, and guided coaching.

What we’ll explore together

Playing crystal singing bowls with confidence, consistency, and control
Developing clear tone using a variety of playing techniques
The foundations of frequency, resonance, and how sound behaves
Recognizing the unique qualities of different crystal singing bowls
Choosing bowls that align with your preferences and intended use
Caring for, transporting, and handling bowls safely
Listening skills that improve both musicality and bowl awareness

Who it’s for

Anyone planning to facilitate community sound sessions or private sessions — or who simply wants to deepen their facilitation skills and lead with greater clarity, presence, and professionalism.

Because facilitating a sound session is about so much more than playing the bowls. It’s about creating an experience where people feel welcomed, supported, and able to reconnect with themselves — long after the final note has faded.

Good to know

No prior experience required
Bowls are provided for you to work with throughout the day
All workshop materials included
Choose one of the two October dates
Spaces are limited to maintain a hands-on experience

Register for Level 1

Embodying the Crystal Bowl Facilitator — Level 2

Dates: Sunday, October 18 or Sunday, October 25, 2026
Time: 10:10 AM – 5:55 PM
Location: Yahweh Wellness Lounge, 64070 338 Ave E, Foothills County, AB
Investment: $444 early bird / $555 regular — early bird ends September 30 at midnight
Prerequisite: Completion of Level 1

Level 1 provides the foundation. Level 2 bridges the gap between learning to play the bowls and confidently facilitating a full sound session.

Playing the bowls is only one part of creating a meaningful experience. A well-facilitated session also means creating a welcoming environment, communicating clearly, reading the room, navigating group dynamics, holding space with confidence, and guiding participants through a thoughtfully structured experience from beginning to end.

This interactive workshop combines discussion, demonstration, observation, hands-on practice, reflection, and supportive feedback.

What we’ll explore together

Creating a safe, welcoming, and grounded environment
Structuring a crystal bowl sound session with intention
Reading the room and responding to group dynamics
Using your voice, silence, and presence intentionally
Supporting emotional experiences with professionalism and discernment
Maintaining professional boundaries and understanding your scope of practice
Developing your own authentic facilitation style

Who it’s for

Anyone planning to facilitate community sound sessions or private sessions — or who simply wants to deepen their facilitation skills and lead with greater clarity, presence, and professionalism.

Because facilitating a sound session is about so much more than playing the bowls. It’s about creating an experience where people feel welcomed, supported, and able to reconnect with themselves — long after the final note has faded.