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Level 1 - Integrative Sound for Wellbeing CPD Certified

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Level 1 - Integrative Sound for Wellbeing CPD CertifiedLevel 1 Sound for Wellbeing (CPD Training) Foundations of Playing and Sound Awareness for Wellbeing Contexts A one day experiential training exploring how sound is experienced within the body, and how it may support or unsettle in wellbeing contexts. This small group training offers a practical introduction to working with sound through guided listening, gentle instrument playing, and responsive exploration. No prior musical experience is required.

Level 1 – Sound for Wellbeing (CPD Training)

Foundations of Playing and Sound Awareness for Wellbeing Contexts

A one-day experiential training exploring how sound is experienced within the body, and how it may support or unsettle in wellbeing contexts.

This small-group training offers a practical introduction to working with sound through guided listening, gentle instrument playing, and responsive exploration.

No prior musical experience is required.

*Bespoke One-to-One student training is available by request. Contact Tessa Ann for details.


About this Training

This training introduces sound as a relational and sensory practice, rather than a performance skill or fixed technique.

Participants explore both listening and playing, developing confidence in approaching instruments as tools for awareness, responsiveness, and connection.

Through guided exploration, you will:

  • Develop confidence in playing and listening
  • Explore sound as a sensory and embodied experience
  • Understand how sound may influence nervous system response
  • Work with pacing, volume, and sensitivity
  • Begin to recognise when to use sound and when not to use sound

The focus is on building strong foundations, supporting a thoughtful and grounded approach to working with sound in both personal and professional contexts.

Elements of this work are further supported through the Sound Space Connect® framework, introduced within shorter CPD training formats, as a practical approach to understanding and responding to sound in everyday environments.


Who This Training Is For

This training is suitable for:

  • Qualified and insured wellbeing practitioners wishing to integrate sound within their existing scope of practice
  • Professionals working in wellbeing, community, or supportive settings
  • Individuals exploring sound for personal practice and self-care

Those specifically interested in working with children or young people may wish to explore the dedicated CPD training:
Sound for Wellbeing in Child-Centred Settings


How the Training is Approached

Learning is experiential and guided through:

  • Listening, playing, and reflection
  • Inquiry-based and responsive exploration
  • Awareness of bodily and nervous system responses
  • Ethical considerations including choice, consent, and context

Participants are supported to work within appropriate boundaries and scope.


Professional Scope

This training is offered as professional development.

It does not provide therapeutic or clinical certification, and does not qualify 

to deliver standalone sound therapy or sound bath sessions.


Outcome

By the end of the training, you will have:

  • A grounded introduction to working with sound
  • Practical experience of playing and listening
  • Greater awareness of how sound is perceived and responded to
  • A foundation for further exploration or integration into your work

Format and Details

One-day, in-person experiential training

6 hours total (including breaks)
5 hours Continuing Professional Development (CPD)

Small group (maximum 3 participants) to support a calm and attentive learning environment

Optional online resources are available to support continued reflection and integration


Further Development

Further development is supported through the Integration and Mentoring Pathway, designed to deepen understanding and support integration before progressing to diploma-level training.


Investment

£297

Includes full one-day training, CPD certification, and optional integration resources.

Places are limited to three participants per training.


Book Your Place

Next available dates for the 1-Day training are:

  • Saturday 15 August 2026, 11.00am–5.00pm
  • Friday 25 September 2026, 11.00am–5.00pm
  • Saturday 10 October 2026, 11.00am–5.00pm
  • Saturday 21 November 2026, 11.00am–5.00pm

Full details and booking are available here:
https://tessaunltd.podia.com/level-1-sound-for-wellbeing-course

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