LEARN TO PLAY THE GONG
Playing the gong for yourself or others is a deeply gratifying practice. You do not need to have any prior musical training or special talent. It’s an intuitive practice, so anyone can learn to play as long as you remain curious, motivated and let yourself be guided by a positive intention.
The gong player and practitioner training we offer is typically divided into two parts, both of which include theory and practice:
PART 1: LEARNING TO PLAY THE GONG
Introduces you to the history, theory and science of sound healing, and includes an overview of playing techniques and the many types of gongs.
Intro to Gong Playing:
Overview of Types of Gongs & Mallets
History of the Gong & Gong Baths
Science of Sound Meditation
Types of Gongs & Mallets
Gong Playing 101
Stroke Techniques
Creating a Soundscape
Setting Intentions
OUR SERVICES
PART 2: HOSTING A GONG BATH
Designed for those who want to go further and learn to facilitate gong baths.
Leading Gong Baths:
Creating a Welcoming Space
Introducing the Gong Bath
Disclaimers & Contraindications
Guided Meditation Practices
Creating a Sound Journey
Closing the Gong Bath
Before & After Participant Care
Hosting Gong Baths Online
Currently we are offering group training online (dates listed below) as well as custom one-to-one training tailored to your needs, wherever you may be on your gong journey. Contact us at hello@aboutgong.com with any questions or to discuss which programme is right for you.
UPCOMING TRAININGS
Wed, 17 AugZoomIf you struggle to meditate but have the desire to learn, if you want to be more present as life passes by, or if you're just curious to learn what mindfulness is all about - this course is for you.
Sat, 20 AugZoomDo you feel called to the gong and a desire to guide group gong baths? This certified training will set you up with a solid foundation to understand the history, science & theory of sound healing; gong playing techniques; and facilitating group gong baths safely and skilfully.
The complete GONG training course is fully accredited by the Complementary Medical Association. A Certification is issued to students who successfully complete Parts 1 & 2 in addition to a practical and written assignment.
