Boulder

Vialet B Rayne is a traveling sound healing practitioner based in Colorado. She collaborates with various co-facilitators, including Jessica Stokes. Their sessions take place at Castlewood, a venue in Boulder. Vialet has also appeared with the Sound Healing Snowmass Collective in Denver. Her style blends bowls, gongs, and voice. Specific training background is not detailed in available sources.

Crystal Chinn combines sound baths with hands-on Reiki. She trained in Reiki and sound healing through multiple certifications. Her sessions often align with lunar cycles. She partners with unconventional venues like Front Range Judo. This collaboration brings sound baths to a martial arts space. Crystal focuses on creating quiet, immersive experiences.

The sound bath at Eldorado Mountain Yoga Ashram is led by experienced practitioners who train in Himalayan and yogic sound traditions. The ashram itself has been a meditation and yoga center for decades, set against the foothills of Eldorado Springs. Sessions use crystal and Tibetan bowls, gongs, and chanting to guide deep relaxation. The facilitators emphasize a meditative, non-performance atmosphere. Attendees lie down on mats in the ashram’s quiet hall, surrounded by mountain views and forest sounds.

Pavanjeet is a sound bath practitioner based in Boulder, Colorado. She leads recurring gong sessions at The StarHouse and Cultivated Healing. Her events follow lunar and celestial cycles—full moons, eclipses, solstices. She uses six gongs simultaneously. The sessions are structured meditations, not freeform sound baths. Her style is precise and ritualistic. She has been organizing sound baths consistently across multiple venues for multiple seasons.

Sound & Energy Healing Center is a donation-based space in Louisville, Colorado. The practitioner uses Himalayan singing bowls for sound and vibrational healing. Their setup includes crystal and Tibetan bowls, often playing a mix of both. With a 5.0 rating from 4 reviews, they focus on direct, quiet sessions. No frills, no hype—just bowls and intent.

Jenny Smith is a board-certified music therapist with a degree from Colorado State University. She has worked in hospital palliative care and rehab settings for over a decade. At Boulder Sound Therapy, she uses tuning forks, singing bowls, and gongs to support clients whether they are managing chronic pain, recovering from surgery, or seeking stress relief. Her approach is clinical: she explains the acoustic properties of each instrument and how they interact with the nervous system. She does not use chakra or spiritual language. Sessions are tailored based on intake forms and client goals.