Sound Healing and Breathwork

IN-PERSON with Purvi Shah, RYT500

$25 Day of | $20 In advance

We appreciate advance registration.


Join us for a relaxing and recalibrating 90-minute sound healing and breathwork session. Experience the soothing effects of sound and chanting as a tool for nervous system regulation, deep rest, and energetic realignment. You will be guided through movement and breathwork accompanied by the healing frequencies of Tibetan singing bowls and Crystal bowls.

This relaxing and rejuvenating session is designed to help you release stress, restore balance, and elevate your well-being through the healing power of sound.

What to Expect:

  • A soothing blend of singing bowls, movement, breathing, chanting, and gentle vibrations to calm the mind and body.
  • Guided yoga nidra relaxation to help you settle into a state of deep peace and stillness.
  • A restorative experience that supports stress relief, clarity, and emotional balance.

How to Prepare:

  • Wear cozy clothing, bring layers, socks and perhaps a neck roll to be comfortable. Mats and blankets and other props are provided. Your body temperature will drop as you move from a sympathetic state into a rest and digest, parasympathetic state.
  • Simply lie back, breathe, and let the vibrations wash over you. No experience is needed—just an open heart and a willingness to receive. Join me for this soul-nourishing journey and embrace the harmony within.

Sound Healing Goals:

  • To support emotional regulation through somatic practices and mindfulness.
  • To help participants reconnect to their bodies, creativity, and inner wisdom.
  • To offer tangible tools for ongoing self-care and healing beyond the session.
  • To provide a compassionate space for individuals to process grief without judgment or pressure.

Purvi Shah is a Play Instigator at PlayRx.life, a wellness platform dedicated to enhancing adult well-being through creative play, coaching, and somatic healing. As a Positive Psychology coach, certified yoga teacher, and sound healing practitioner, Purvi integrates creative breathwork, movement, and sound to support emotional resilience, grief processing, and holistic well-being.

From Surviving to Thriving: A Yoga Therapy Approach to Nervous System Regulation

ONLINE & IN-PERSON with Claudia Bartsch, C-IAYT, PRYT

$54 | $49 Early bird, exp. 11/28/26

We appreciate advance registration.

Please register in advance: a Zoom link will be emailed 1 hour before the session, or join Zoom directly via your Momence dashboard.

Join Claudia Bartsch, an established Yoga Therapist and Brain Longevity Specialist, for a science-informed exploration of nervous system regulation through somatic practices, yoga, breathwork, and Yoga Nidra.

Most of us try to change how we feel by changing how we think. While insight can be valuable, lasting change often requires more than understanding our thoughts. Many of our habitual stress responses and patterns are deeply embedded in the nervous system and can operate beyond the reach of conscious thought.

When we feel caught in cycles of stress, anxiety, overthinking, or emotional reactivity, simply “thinking our way out” may not be enough. A somatic approach offers another pathway to change: through the body.

In this 3-hour experiential workshop, you’ll explore how interoception—the ability to sense and understand the internal state of the body—can support nervous system regulation, emotional resilience, and a deeper sense of embodied presence.

We’ll begin with a brief introduction to the science and theory behind the mind-body connection, then move into experiential practices that help you develop greater awareness of your physical and physiological state.

In this workshop, you will:

  • Map Your Nervous System: Learn to recognize habitual stress responses and understand them as protective physiological adaptations rather than personal failures. Develop a more compassionate relationship with your own patterns.
  • Cultivate Interoception Through Yoga: Move beyond the stories of the mind and into direct sensory awareness through somatic movement, mindful yoga postures, and embodied practices.
  • Regulate Through Pranayama: Explore specific breathing techniques that can influence your physiological state and support greater calm, regulation, and resilience.
  • Integrate Through Yoga Nidra: Experience Yoga Nidra, a systematic yogic meditation practice that encourages deep relaxation, body awareness, and a sense of inner safety and restoration.

This workshop is especially beneficial for those who:

  • Want practical somatic tools for emotional regulation and nervous system resilience
  • Experience anxiety, overthinking, chronic stress, or difficulty relaxing
  • Are experiencing burnout or feeling disconnected from their body
  • Want to better understand the mind-body connection
  • Are interested in Yoga Therapy, somatic practices, and science-informed approaches to stress regulation

No previous yoga experience is necessary.
The workshop will be recorded and available to all enrolled students for two weeks.


Originally from Germany, Claudia has been studying and teaching yoga for over 25 years. With more than 2,000 hours of formal training, she brings a strong foundation in the classical traditions of yoga together with innovative, therapeutic approaches. Certified as a Yoga Therapist in 2016, she is deeply dedicated to facilitating holistic healing. In her work, she specializes in supporting individuals navigating mental, emotional, or physical challenges by adapting yoga practices to meet their unique conditions and needs. In addition, she is a Certified Stress Management Educator, empowering individuals to cultivate resilience and inner calm through mindful, evidence-informed practices. She also holds certifications as a Shiatsu and Reiki Practitioner, modalities that complement the integrative, body-centered approach she brings to her work. To further deepen her understanding of cognitive and mental health, she became a Brain Longevity Specialist through the Alzheimer’s Research and Prevention Foundation in 2022. Her approach weaves together ancient wisdom and modern science to support balance, healing, and authentic well-being.

Evening Meditation: A Seven-Night Journey

We apologized, this event has been cancelled.

ONLINE with Caroline Giles
Daily Monday-Sunday, November 2-8
8:00 – 8:45pm

$54 | $45 Early Bird, exp. 10/26/26

Seven evenings. Different practices. One intention. Finish the day with calm.

New to meditation and keen to explore different techniques to quiet a busy mind at the end of the day? Already experienced and looking to strengthen your evening practice with the support of a group?

Recent Australian research suggests that newer meditators may experience benefits more quickly, while for experienced meditators, the frequency of practice can have a powerful effect. The research also found that reported benefits from meditation apps may be significantly overstated.We often intend to practice at the end of the day, but somehow an excuse appears, or we simply feel too tired. Coming together as a committed group creates the encouragement and accountability to make time for ourselves.

Join us for seven evenings of exploration and practice.
Each evening will begin with a simple physical release to let go of tension (no mat required) followed by a short therapeutic technique for releasing emotions and then a different meditation practice.

Whether you’re completely new to meditation or have an established practice, you’ll find something to inspire, support and encourage you to continue beyond these seven evenings.

Each session will be recorded and shared for 2 weeks with enrolled participants. Early enrollment recommended for the whole course, 7 sessions.


I’m Caroline Giles, a recently retired internationally certified Yoga Therapist and senior Yoga Teacher. I completed all levels of Integral Yoga Teacher Training at Yogaville and have been mentored by Swami Asokananda for over a decade. I live in Australia and owned a small business and private Studio, Experience Yoga. There I was inspired to teach practices of yoga for health, well-being, wholeness and mindful living. I am passionate about the scientific evidence as well as the lived experience and benefits from meditation. My students were the everyday person like you and me. They came to create strength, vitality, inner peace and courage in their life through yoga and meditation.

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