Wellness for conferences and corporate events
You can put us in front of your client.
You plan events for a living. The wellness slot is on trend now, and so are sound bowls. How you engage a room of logical thinkers is everything, and that is a lot to ride on a name you have not used before. Here is why this one is safe.
Tell us about your event
Trusted partners are how you keep clients. Here is one.
- We understand your client and their audience before we walk in.
- Who is in the room, what the day is for, and what will land with them.
- We know how to play to the audience.
- The same session, shaped for the room in front of us, without you getting into the details.
- Programmed by people who sat in those chairs.
- Thirty years in corporate between us.
- We will tell you if we are not the right partner.
- Once we know what you are programming, we will say plainly whether we fit.
On a main stage, in a barn, and everywhere between
The Applaud conference main stage, set for sound
An event for We Care, a few hundred people
WAP Sustainability's team retreat, Chicago
The Ontario Medical Association
TAS Impact's retreat, Muskoka, Ontario
A retreat in Sedona, Arizona
“Pause + Expand were the people we turned toward piloting our mindfulness offering, starting locally in San Francisco, which then turned into them being the global wellness providers for the company.”
Whatever your room and your agenda need
- A twenty-minute conference break
- Between speakers, right in the room; people come back ready to listen.
- A wellness keynote that ends in sound
- An hour on awareness, attention or listening, closing with a live sound bath.
- A talk: where wellness at work is going
- From six years of running it for companies, and what has changed since 2020.
- An all-day wellness room
- Built like our retreats, for people who need to step out of the noise.
Two voices, and the whole room hears one it trusts.
Every session is led by both Steve and Jennifer. Steve explains the science of what the sound is doing and coaches the mindset side, from psychology, business school and ten years at Sony Music. Jennifer leads the intuitive side, where people set the plan down and leave with an idea they did not arrive with, from a VP's office at The Body Shop. The analyst and the creative in the room each hear something they trust. It is why we work with professional athletes and Grammy Award winning artists as well as creative teams.
What planners ask about sound baths at corporate events
- Do people have to lie on the floor?
- No. At a conference everyone stays seated, at tables or in the auditorium, in their own clothes.
- How long is it?
- Twenty minutes for a reset between speakers, up to an hour for a keynote that ends in sound. Less than twenty is not worth booking.
- Will a sceptical room go for it?
- Sceptical rooms are often the best ones. The science comes first, and nobody is asked to share or believe anything.
- Is there anything religious or spiritual in it?
- No. It is presented as a mindset practice, with the science explained, and we say so at the start.
The one slot on your agenda you can stop worrying about.
Tell us about your event. The date, the city, roughly how many people, and where in the day you are thinking. One of us will get back to you.