SoundEmbrace has partnered with companies across a wide range of industries, including tech, wellness, healthcare, retail, and professional services. Past clients include LinkedIn, lululemon, Wix, Chick-fil-A, and Paradigm. Sessions are designed for any team that wants to reduce burnout, improve focus, and build a culture of wellbeing.

Sessions are guided, immersive experiences — not passive background music. Participants are led through breathwork and nervous system regulation before settling into a live sound bath using crystal singing bowls and other instruments. Most sessions close with a brief integration period. The experience is accessible to everyone.

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.

Session options typically run 30 or 60 minutes and are sized to fit your team. Intimate group sessions for 10–20 people allow for a deeply personal experience; larger events for up to 40+ can be accommodated with expanded setup. All group sizes are quoted individually.

Yes. Dr. Hall is based in the Alabama-Georgia corridor and works regularly throughout the Southeast. She has also facilitated sessions in California, Texas, Colorado, and New York, and is available for travel nationally. A travel fee applies for sessions outside the local area — this is discussed during your discovery call based on location and logistics.

Yes. Dr. Hall conducted a formal study through Emory University with 153 participants documenting measurable outcomes in stress reduction, emotional regulation, and overall wellbeing through sound healing. She is one of the few practitioners in the country who brings both academic research and lived facilitation experience to this work.

Participants consistently report reduced cortisol (stress hormone) activation, improved mood and clarity, and a deeper sense of groundedness following sessions. The nervous system shifts that occur during a sound bath — specifically the activation of the parasympathetic (rest-and-digest) response — have measurable effects on focus, creativity, and interpersonal connection.

Very little. Dr. Hall brings all instruments and handles setup. You provide the space — a conference room, open floor area, or outdoor space where participants can sit or recline comfortably. A logistics checklist is provided upon booking.

Yes — many organizations bring SoundEmbrace back quarterly or monthly as part of an ongoing wellbeing program. Recurring partnerships are welcomed and can be structured to align with your company's wellness calendar.

Fill out the inquiry form below. You'll hear back within 48 hours, and we'll schedule a brief discovery call to discuss your team's goals, date, and logistics.