Crystal Bowl Sound Healing Training, with Carly Grace
Three weekends, on the land, from October through December.
Carly Grace returns to the Gardens to lead her in-depth Level 1 & 2 sound healing training: a hands-on journey into working with crystal singing bowls, held with the kind of care and precision this practice deserves.
You will learn the expertise and skills required to play crystal bowls with sensitivity, softness and presence, how to create and hold healing spaces of safety, love and care. You will explore how to work with sound as a pathway to presence; for your own self practise and meditation and how to share professional offerings that support true healing and transformation.
You will explore how to hold space for one to ones and groups. You will work with the crystal bowls to alchemise stored or stuck energy in the body and energy centres, which may be blocking your personal expression and unique soul's gifts, so that you can open up and share the gift of sound for yourself, with your family and community.
Set among the roses, the stone circle, and the quiet of the Gardens, each in-person weekend is supported by weekly online sittings and sound ceremonies in between, so the learning has space to settle before the next gathering.
What's included:
Six days in person, plus weekly online Silent Sittings and two Sound Ceremonies
Small group, just eight places, for proper individual guidance
CMA-accredited, with Levels 1 & 2 certification on completion
A closing pilgrimage day in Glastonbury: a water blessing at Chalice Well, the walk up the Tor, and a private ceremony at the Magdalene Chapel
Ongoing support via a WhatsApp group throughout the training
On-site accommodation available: private and shared rooms, from £65 to £150 per night
Dates: 17–18 October, 14–15 November, 5–6 December 2026, 09:30–17:30
Investment: £1,888 (4- and 5-month payment plans available)
Full details, curriculum and booking at carly-grace.com/wintertraining
Meet Carly
Carly was first introduced to the crystal bowls in 2011 whilst she was co-director of the London College of Spirituality.
One evening, a guest teacher from Singapore, Yantara Jiro, came to share the bowls. As he played, something happened that Carly had never experienced before. Her mind became completely still. Beneath the constant movement of thought was a profound peace that she hadn't known was there. She describes it as a deep remembrance. That evening marked the beginning of everything that followed.