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• Sound Bath Therapy

  • Start
    13 Jun 2025
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  • End
    27 Jun 2025
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  • Schedule
    3 sessions
  • Location
    Wellness Centre
  • Spaces left
    13

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  Sound bath therapy helps to empower individuals on their journey to holistic well-being through the transformative power of sound. It provides a sanctuary of tranquility where individuals can experience profound deep relaxation, inner harmony, and self-discovery.

  Enjoy some of the benefits of Sound Therapy:

  • Stress reduction: harmonious vibrations promote relaxation and reduce stress
  • Enhanced Healing: supports physical and emotional healing processes
  • Release Negative Energy: cleanses and purifies your energy field
  • Mindfulness: deepens meditation and mindful practices

  Join us for a transformative experience! A 1 1/2 hour Workshop to discover the power of sound therapy. Brought to you by Healing Sound Bath Inc.

  Facilitator: Denise Gowan

  Date: Fridays, June 13, 20, and 27, 2025

  Time: 10:30 AM  - 12 PM

  Location: Wellness Connections Center ( Room 317)

  FEE:

  • $60 Kerby Member
  • $120  Non-Member

  Non-refundable. Course credit may be requested up to 1 week before class start date. 

  First-Time Attendees: Please arrive 25 minutes early to complete our intake, pre-evaluation, and waiver forms. The intake form is valid for a year.

  To Register Contact Lola at 403-234-6566/ Lolaf@unisonalberta.com or sign up on our Active Aging website by clicking this link https://kerbycentre23.wildapricot.org/event-6025744

  
  

  
  

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• WC- Indigenous Drumming & Storytelling

  • Start
    9 Sep 2025
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    1:00 PM
  • End
    23 Sep 2025
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    2:30 PM
  • Location
    Wellness Center (Room 317)
  • Spaces left
    12

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   Drum Circle has been known to help older adults reduce tension, and anxiety, boost immune systems, increase energy, and Improve joint mobility, posture, and cardiovascular issues.

  Join to learn about the Indigenous way of drumming. "Traditional Hand Drum teachings and sacred songs. The varying beats represent the Heartbeat of Mother Earth. Healing vibrations with understanding the spirit through this Good Medicine" 

  Learn about the teachings behind Traditional Hand Drum songs from a new perspective. Passed from her mentors. Respect for the Hand drum is to be in a clean and sober state of mind. All are welcome to participate. 

  Instructor: Dorvina Pearline White Quills

  Location: Wellness Connections (Room 317)

  Time: 1 pm - 2:30 pm 

  This class runs on Tuesdays, September 9,16, and 23, 2025

  September 23 is a special class that will include a Special Reconciliation Activity kit. 

  FEES: 

  $60: Members

  $120: Non-Members

  Non-refundable. Course credit may be requested up to 1 week before the class start date.

  Please call Lola at 403-234-6566 for more details or email /Lolaf@unisonalberta.com

  
  

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