A Season of Gratitude
As we enter the season of Thanksgiving, we invite you to slow down, take a breath, and reconnect with the goodness already present in your life.
Through a relaxing SoundEmbrace® sound bath experience, we'll explore gratitude, reflection, and the simple practice of being present.
An opportunity to rest, appreciate how far you've come, and remember that even in seasons of change, there is something worth celebrating.
What is something in your life today that a previous version of you once hoped for?
Doors open at 9:15 am
No entry past 9:35 am
Parking + Entrance
There is free parking in the parking lot.
What to bring?
Please bring anything that supports you laying comfortably on the floor, including a yoga mat, blanket, pillow.
Sound Healing has shown to support stress reduction, pain relief, and promote restful sleep. Some of the most frequent benefits people have experienced in a Sound Bath Immersion included:
• relief from stress or anxiety
• pain reduced
• peace of mind and mental clarity
• emotional healing or release
• continuing self development
• better sleep
• spiritual connection, integration and wholeness.
I am here to help:
You are never alone.
If you find that you have questions about your experience after the session, there is time directly after the session to share with Danielle to gain more clarity and how to apply your experience.
If you have questions after you leave, you are welcome to email Danielle as well.
We also have a SoundEmbrace Membership Site that is a FREE resource of professionally recorded 2min, 10min, and 30min sound healing sessions for you to connect with 24/7, on demand. In this space, you may also ask questions and find other resources to support you in your journey. (SoundEmbrace.com)
Limited space. Please register online ahead of time.
Disclaimer:
This is not recommended for those in their first trimester of pregnancy, those who currently have thrombosis, have hypotension, or have sensory sensitivity. Please consult your doctor if you have sensory challenges or are prone to seizures. Sound bath sessions may produce monaural beats (not the same as binaural). Sound Healing is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment. People with medical conditions should consult their doctor. Results may vary from person to person.
Media.There is a possibility with all sound bath sessions and events that pictures and video will be taken and shared on social media with the intention to make Sound Healing more accessible. Though faces are usually not seen, there is the possibility. Please email dhall@SoundEmbrace.com if you have any questions regarding this.
Return Policy:There are no refunds and tickets are non transferable.
About Dr. Danielle Hall
Credentials/degrees relevant to subject matter:
Doctor of Philosophy, Holistic Health — University of Sedona (2026)
Master of Science, Metaphysical Science — University of Sedona (2023)
Bachelor of Fine Arts, Photographic Imaging — Art Institute of Atlanta (2004)
Experience relevant to subject matter:
14 years as a therapeutic sound healing practitioner and educator
Founder and CEO, SoundEmbrace (2012–present)
Primary investigator, qualitative research study in collaboration with Emory University Behavioral Science Department — 153 participants, examining impact of therapeutic sound on stress and pain perception
Delivered therapeutic sound healing programs for hospital systems including Grady Memorial Hospital and Piedmont Healthcare, behavioral health centers, corporate wellness programs, and universities.
Guest Lecturer, Jacksonville State University Counseling Department, and Mindset and Momentum, and Interviewed on CNN, Fox5, and 11 Alive
Three-year presenter, Out of the Shadows Summit for licensed professional counselors, Jacksonville State University
Recognized as a leading voice in the sound healing industry by the Shift Network