Sound Journey in Nature

This outdoor workshop invites you to connect deeply with the land, your own voice, and the healing power of sound shared in the community. 

Date: 22 March 2026 (Sunday)

Time: 2:30-5:30pm

Location: Braemer Hill

Price: HK$480 per pax

Together, we’ll explore the rhythms and melodies that reside all around us in nature, in ourselves and in each other. Sounds that soothe the soul, release tension, and inspire joy, creating a safe space where your active participation can heal and uplift.

Let the earth’s energy and the support of others guide your healing journey through sound, music and songs.

No experience is needed — just bring your open heart and a willingness to connect and be nurtured.

Spaces are limited — reserve your spot and experience the restorative magic of a Sound Journey in Nature.

What’s included:

• Sound healing in the setting of flowing natural freshwater
• Guided embodiment exercises to connect with your body and amplify your voice 
• Expert-led co-creative nature-based sound and visual nature arts explorations
• All instruments, some healthy tea and snacks are included for you to feel complete and nourished!
  

Your hosts:

Rachelle qualified as an Arts Therapist (AThR, HKU), specializing in Nature Connection through Expressive Arts (movement, music, visual art, writing, and drama). She runs a private arts therapy practice, Arts for Health, and utilizes her 20+ yrs embodied facilitation experience to ground her immersive wellbeing offerings and therapeutic practice, deeply passionate to reclaim creativity as a fundamental mental health need for all.

Amanda is the founder of Shinrin Yoku Hong Kong, an award-winning and the most experienced bilingual Certified Nature and Forest Therapy Guide in Hong Kong and the first Asia-based Trainer with the Association of Nature and Forest Therapy Guides and Programs, as well as an ICF Certified Professional Coach for Transformation, and a trained facilitator of the Work that Reconnects. She believes when we all spend more conscious time in nature, the world will be a better place for all life.

FAQ

What do I need to bring?

Some drinking water, a mat to sit on, sunhat or umbrella depending on the weather, mosquito repellent, an open heart and feel free to bring a musical instrument if you want!

Do I need to know how to sing?

We all know how to sing!!! ;-) But if you are asking if you need to sing well, then the answer is absolutely NO! ;-)

Is this event only for English-speakers?

This event will be mainly in English and supplemented with Cantonese where necessary. If you want to join but feel like language might be an issue for you, please get in touch, we'd be more than happy to have a chat with you!

What should I wear?

Comfortable outdoor clothes to easily move in or sit at the waterstream. Walking shoes for easy hiking recommended. 

Will there be hiking involved and do I need to be fit? 

Easy hike to location.