Sound Healing Opportunities

Community Sound Baths

Worcester: Sunday March 23rd at 6pm, Worcester Town Hall

Morrisville: Monday, March 31st at 7:30pm, The Wing Center

Craftsbury: Sunday April 27th at 3pm, Mountain Hollow Medicinals

Come bathe in sound as Worcester-based sound healer Violet serenades you with gong, singing bowls, chimes, and more. This is a unique opportunity to soothe your nervous system, rest, and reset.

Bring whatever mats, blankets, or other props you need for lying comfortably on the floor for an hour. Children welcome as long as they are able to be still & quiet for the hour.

Suggested donation $22-$44. Barter is also a possibility; please contact me in advance at violet.millartin@gmail.com to make an arrangement.

Register here for the Craftsbury sound bath at Mountain Hollow Medicinals.

Individual Sound Therapy

Have Instruments, Will Travel! ~ travelling fee varies from $5-$40, and space must accommodate client lying down plus ~15 sq ft for my instruments.

Office Hours ~ Wednesdays (excluding first Weds) 5:30-7:30pm at SafeArt, Chelsea

Individual sessions are tailored to the unique needs and goals of the client, and can include these elements: gong baths, deep relaxation sequences, sound massage with bronze bowls, and so much more.

Sliding scale: $55-$88 for one hour, $77-$111 for 1.5 hours. Barter is also a possibility, but must be coordinated in advance of your session.

Contact violet.millartin@gmail.com or 802-498-8462 to discuss the possibilities :)

What is a sound bath?

A sound bath is an opportunity to immerse yourself in sound, to relax, release, receive, and connect with your inner light.

I play a traditional Chinese solar flare gong, hand-hammered Himalayan bronze bowls, a handmade rain stick, and Koshi wind chimes, and tone with my body. Each sound bath is improvised intuitively according to the needs of each participant, and reflects my unique evolution of the principles and techniques from my training with Kirk Jones of Evolvlove Sound & Light Academy.

  • “I was invited to my first sound bath, I had no expectations, but surprisingly enjoyed it. But the big surprise was when I woke up in the morning and realized that I had slept all night. I usually get up at least two times a night to go to the bathroom and this night I slept all night, which was the best. I look forward to doing it again.”

    Diane C.

  • "I think it was an amazing sound healing session that I could still be feeling [the next day]"

    Kit W.