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How does a sound bath work at a corporate offsite or retreat?

A sound bath at an offsite is a live session of thirty minutes to an hour, built into your agenda by two facilitators who travel to your venue, anywhere in the world. Nobody has to share anything or believe anything, and nothing has to be set up by you. Travel inside the Greater Toronto Area is included; beyond that it is agreed before you book.

Pause + Expand · Updated September 2026

An outdoor sound bath at sunset beside the water at a Muskoka offsite

Anywhere in the world your team is going

We are based in Toronto and we travel, across Canada, the US and beyond. We have played a retreat on a deck in Muskoka at sunset, WAP Sustainability's team retreat in Chicago, teams in San Francisco and Scottsdale, four-day retreats in Sedona, and rooms of every size across the Greater Toronto Area. London, Ontario is next on the calendar. Over Zoom we have reached a team in India for Adobe.

If your offsite is somewhere we have not been yet, tell us where. Travel beyond an hour of Toronto, whether that is Calgary, New York or Lisbon, is worked out with you before anything is booked.

The slot matters more than the room

Most planners put a sound bath in a break. We ask for the slot just before one. A conference day is a lot of information, and a thirty-minute reset before the break lets people actually take in what they have just heard.

Earlier in the day is better than later. Done right, it sends people back energised, not sleepy. Some teams open the whole retreat with it, first thing, as a way to ground into the day.

One thing we always avoid: straight after lunch. On a full stomach people simply fall asleep. Before people eat, every time.

Overnights and two-day offsites

For a multi-day offsite we love the morning, as the way each day starts. Some teams prefer the evening instead, after a full day, as the way to wind down before bed. Either works; we help you choose.

We bring everything, including for outdoors

We bring the bowls, every instrument, and mats and cushions if you want people on the floor. Indoors, a room where people can sit or lie down is enough.

Outdoors, a session needs microphones and speakers, which most venues have and we can arrange if not. The sunset session in Muskoka was played this way, on a deck beside the water.

We can plan the whole arc, not just our hour

A half day, a full day or an overnight, planned end to end. Sound is one part. We run workshops and mindset coaching alongside it, in the themes we work in most: creativity, communication, listening and intuition. When the day needs another practitioner, we bring one in.

We have done this for teams of six and for rooms of three thousand, for Intuit, Adobe, WAP Sustainability, the Ontario Medical Association and the Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario's annual conference.

Main stage, breakout room, or twenty minutes in and out

At a conference we patch into the house sound system and work with the AV team, so there is nothing extra to hire. We have opened a main stage, run breakout rooms, and done a twenty-minute reset between keynotes.

Or come to Sedona

Four days with us in Sedona, for a small team of six or so. Planned end to end: accommodation, restaurants, time on the trails and in the mountains. You arrive and we handle the rest. Priced on request.

What it costs

A session at your venue starts at $1,000 for up to fifty people. Larger rooms are quoted on the room. Travel inside the Greater Toronto Area is included; beyond an hour's drive it is agreed with you first. The cost guide has the full picture.

Also asked

Will you travel outside Canada?
Yes, anywhere in the world. We have played in Chicago, San Francisco, Scottsdale and Sedona, and we go where your team is going. Travel is agreed before you book.
Where should it go in the agenda?
Just before a break, earlier in the day, and always before people eat. Never straight after lunch.
Can it be outdoors?
Yes, with microphones and speakers. We have played on a deck at sunset in Muskoka.
How big can the group be?
Six people or three thousand. Same format either way; larger rooms need sound, which we sort out with the venue.