We apologize, this event has been cancelled.
Save the dates! And join Bettina for this workshop in 2024
- April 20, 7-8:30 pm PT
- September 21, 7-8:30 pm PT
- December 7, 7-8:30 pm PT
In-person | $39
We call on the medicine wheel to guide us and connect with the inner rhythm so that you find the medicine for your healing. The sounds release old energies and open space to embrace what is and invite the new. Bettina encourages you to bring forth creativity, clarity, and nourishment for your body, mind, and spirit.
Awaken your Inner Rhythm
Bettina Neumann will guide you through this journey with sound healing instruments, the drum, and her voice. She invites you to access your inner wisdom and encourages your embodiment through movement, image-making, and creative writing for your healing.
What to bring:
• Comfortable clothing. Dress in layers
• Anything else that comforts you
• A journal
Please arrive early to settle in before we start. The door opens 15 minutes before the start time. We will begin promptly.
Bettina Neumann is a licensed physical therapist, a certified CranioSacral Therapist, a certified integrative sound healer, a practitioner of health rhythms, a Tamalpa teacher training graduate, and a teacher in training with the 5Rhythms. She founded Aurras Transformation and Rising Sun Physical Therapy. Her life experience as a mother and cancer survivor led her to her passion for expressive dance, movement, art, and ritual, which she calls her medicine. However, her healing journey and nature’s elements are her most consequential teacher. Thirty-five years as a physical therapist made her firmly believe the body can heal itself. Holistic, intuitive, evidence-based medicine and methods helped thousands of patients recover from cancer, lymphedema, chronic pain, and pelvic floor dysfunctions. She combines her experience, tools, and intuition to guide people through transformative journeys and open up the opportunity to lead a joy-filled life.
She offers experiences online and in-person in the greater Bay Area and San Francisco. She seeks opportunities to expand her lifework into communities nationally and worldwide and build bridges between illness and wellness.