Music, whether it be through singing or listening has a unique power that transcends language barriers. Music truly is a universal language of healing that transcends all boundaries.Music has the power to heal. This is something that’s been known for centuries and continues to be true today. The sound and rhythm of music promotes good physical, mental, and emotional health and awakens the soul.

Robin at GIC Kenya teaching his workshop "Find Your Voice"

Music therapy and other modalities of musical healing such as sound healing have become increasingly popular, offering individuals with physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual needs the opportunity to express and heal themselves through sound. When mindfulness and conscious breathing are added to the equation, the healing effects of music are amplified, particularly since, like breathing, music has a way of bringing us into the present moment, here and now!

We can identify two main ways in which music can have healing properties.

• Singing or playing instruments in a community setting
• Listening to music and breathing consciously

This workshop will explore the ways in which music can deepen and enhance our breathwork practice individual sessions or in a group setting. The session will include various practices of voice production and a full breathwork session guided by specially prepared music.

Musician, singer songwriter and breathworker. Leader of the IBF Breathing Arts team. With over 30 years’ experience in the field, Robin uses music to heighten and enhance the breathwork experience using its vibratory power to reach deeper into our universal soul connection and tap into its healing power.