Sound Facilitation Training Program

March 8–15, 2026
Shohola, Pennsylvania

Join us for an immersive, professional training in sound meditation facilitation led by Alexandre Tannous. This intensive program is designed for students, practitioners, and professionals seeking structured technical development, theoretical grounding, and confident group leadership.

This is not a passive experience. It is a rigorous, skill-based training environment.

Professional Sound Facilitation Training

The group is intentionally small to allow for direct mentorship, ongoing feedback, and substantial practicum. Participants will not simply observe — they will actively train each day.

The curriculum combines focused instrument workshops, structured facilitation labs, practicum sessions, and formal educational lectures.

Participants will work with a comprehensive on-site library of sound meditation instruments, including gongs, singing bowls, and complementary tonal instruments. Each instrument is approached individually, with attention to:

Proper striking and playing technique
Tonal control and sound production
Dynamic awareness
Timing and pacing
Professional presentation

In-depth workshops are dedicated to individual instruments — including focused gong and bowl training — ensuring both technical clarity and practical confidence.

Beyond technique, this program trains participants in how to professionally facilitate a sound meditation session, including:

Structuring and holding a group container
Opening and closing a session with clarity
Managing transitions and timing
Reading and responding to group dynamics
Maintaining composure and professional presence
Ethical considerations in facilitation

Participants will facilitate sessions, receive structured feedback, and build real-world experience leading group sound meditations with confidence and integrity.

Educational Lectures & Sound Studies

The program also includes formal lectures and guided discussions covering:

Sound harmonics
Vibrational principles
Resonance and frequency
Foundational sound studies
The relationship between music and consciousness

These educational components provide theoretical depth alongside practical skill development.

Location & Environment

The training takes place in Shohola, Pennsylvania, under two hours from New York City. The property includes several houses for accommodation, a sauna, and both indoor and outdoor spaces that support focused training and integration between sessions.

Meals & Support

Chef-curated meals are provided throughout the intensive to support sustained focus and energy.

Trained facilitators will assist during breakout sessions and continue to support participants throughout the optional residency, offering guidance as skills deepen through continued practice.