Wellness By The Water Sound Bath

Tuesday, November 11 at 6:30pm

Unwind and relax at Atlanta’s largest sound bath experience led by healing practitioner and Reiki Master, Rebecca Turk from SND Bath and Ebony McClellan Medina of Ebony Yogi will join Rebecca for this session. This journey of sound incorporates angelic healing sounds which radiate from quartz crystal bowls tuned to your body’s energy system. The process works to move energetic blockages, reduce stress, and promote healing in the body. You will hear native drums that mimic the cleansing and clearing sound of ocean waves, gong vibration to quiet the mind and gentle tones from Koshi chimes tuned specifically to the four elements. You will see calming ocean views that include whale sharks, manta rays, and so much more!

Tickets include a 60-minute class and complimentary parking in Georgia Aquarium’s parking garage. Doors open at 6:00 pm; class begins at 6:30 pm.

Georgia Aquarium Member: $29.99 | Georgia Aquarium Non-Member: $32.99

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Special Sessions

Kundalini Yoga & Chakra Sounds + Immersive Sound Bath

Hosted by Rebecca Turk & Brett Erickson

Location: Intown Retreat, 102 Church Street, Decatur, GA 30030

Date: Saturday, November 8

Time: 4:00 - 6:00pm

Cost: $60

A two-hour vibrational healing experience at Intown Retreat in Decatur to realign your chakras and bring balance to your mind, body, and spirit.

As the seasons shift and November invites us inward, join us for a powerful 2-hour vibrational healing experience of Kundalini Yoga and a deeply restorative Sound Bath. This special gathering is designed to awaken and balance your life force energy through breathwork, gentle movement, and mantra, followed by a full sensory immersion in healing sound frequencies. Together, we’ll release stagnant energy, quiet the mind, and create space for clarity, renewal, and deep inner peace as we prepare for the closing chapter of the year.

This sacred experience begins with a grounding meditation to center your energy, followed by an activating Kundalini yoga practice led by Brett Erickson, accompanied by the healing tones of crystal bowl chakra sounds. We’ll close the journey with a deeply restorative, full-body immersive sound bath led by Rebecca Turk—designed to leave you feeling balanced, uplifted, and renewed.

Brett will lead a gentle flow yoga warm up, then move into a Kundalini yoga set with breathwork and mantras. Kundalini yoga is a practice that moves energy quickly through a combination of breathwork synced with exercises. The Kundalini yoga will help to clear out stagnant energy, as well as rebalance and ground you. Rebecca will play sound healing bowls relating to each chakra for deeper activation as we move through the postures. Appropriate for beginners, and seasoned yogis looking to elevate their practice.

After the yoga practice is complete, sound healer and reiki master Rebecca Turk will take participants on a meditative and healing journey of sound. This sound experience incorporates the angelic healing tones which radiate from her quartz crystal bowls tuned to the 7-point chakra system, a native drum will mimic the sound of ocean waves which are cleansing and clearing, gong vibration to quiet the mind and finally, gentle tones from Koshi chimes tuned specifically to the four elements will complete the experience.

Vibrational sound healing has been shown to help reduce stress, promote restful sleep, and relax tension in the body by producing a specific resonance and tone. Sound baths are designed to relax the body, nervous system, mind, and energy systems. When these systems are allowed to relax and release, healing can begin.

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Sound Bath at Grace Episcopal Church

Hosted by Rebecca Turk of SNDBath

Location: Grace Episcopal Church, 422 Brenau Avenue
Gainesville, Georgia 30501

Date: Wednesday, November 12

Time: 6:30 - 7:30pm

Cost: FREE to Community

We will gather in the nave on Wednesday, November 12 at 6:30 PM for a time of meditation, stillness, and healing with Rebecca Turk. We will begin our time together by reading a poem, linking the rich meditation of the sound bath with the ongoing Charis Circle meditation.

We know that everyone can benefit from a time of reflection and deep meditation, and all are welcome to participate—and bring a friend to share the experience with.

For the most restful experience, bring your yoga mat, a blanket, and any bolster or pillow you prefer and experience the sound bath resting in Savasana. You may also choose to experience it sitting in the pews, and you’re welcome to bring a cushion or pillow to make you more comfortable.

The November 12 sound bath at Grace is free and open to the community. There is no need to register.

Media Coverage

SNDBath: A Sound Healing Experience with Rebecca Turk

By Tamara Mustafa | VUE Atlanta

August 2025

In today’s fast-paced world, moments of deep rest and inner stillness are rare. That is exactly what Rebecca Turk, Founder and CEO of SNDBath, offers through her transformative sensory sound bath experiences. With a blend of instruments and ancient practices, Rebecca guides participants on meditative journeys that restore balance to the mind, body, and spirit.

A SNDBath sound healing session is designed to take participants beyond relaxation and into a state of deep energetic reset. Rebecca layers the angelic tones of quartz crystal bowls, each tuned to the body’s seven chakras, with the grounding rhythm of a native drum, evoking the flow of ocean waves. Her Wind Gong clears stagnant energy, while Koshi chimes, tuned to the four elements, bring a gentle sense of harmony to close the session.

Research has shown that vibrational sound healing can lower stress, support restorative sleep, and ease physical and emotional tension. Rebecca’s sessions create the space for healing to begin—releasing stored stress on a cellular level while reconnecting participants to themselves in a deeply grounding way.

Read the full article in VUE Atlanta.

Relax, recharge and ring in Advent with sound bath experience at Grace Episcopal Church

Skyler Ramey| For The Times

November 26, 2024

Grace Episcopal Church is inviting the community to unwind and recharge with a special Sound Bath event on Tuesday, December 3. The event, which is free to attend, promises a soothing and transformative experience designed to relieve stress and promote relaxation.

Sound baths have been described as a deeply relaxing experiences where the vibrations of the instruments help to clear the mind and provide physical relaxation. The soothing sounds are said to have a lasting effect, often leading to better sleep quality for a couple of days following the event. Participants have described it as a healing experience where the sounds seem to move through them, creating a peaceful mental and physical state.

The event will feature a variety of unique instruments, including crystal bowls, chimes, wave drums and a wind gong. Each instrument is meant to contribute to a calming atmosphere which is intended to wash over attendees, releasing tension and fostering a sense of peace.

Participants of all ages are encouraged to bring yoga mats, blankets and pillows to allow them an opportunity to relax in any area of the church as they listen to healing sounds played by Rebecca Turk, founder and CEO of SNDBath.

Check out the full article in the Gainesville Times.

SOAKING IN SOUND

Sound baths around greater Atlanta promote meditation and relaxation

By Denise k. James

August 2024

Another sound practitioner, Rebecca Turk, was inspired to try meditation as relief from her hectic career in marketing. “Sitting and meditating didn’t work for me by itself, but the sounds helped me be in the moment,” she says. A sound therapist for the last six years, Turk hosts sound baths around the city through her brand, SNDBATH. Regular sessions are held at Evolation Yoga in Midtown, The Chapel on Sycamore in Decatur, and multiple private settings. Turk also partners with the Georgia Aquarium for its Wellness by the Water series, which hosts a large-scale public sound bath in the windowed aquarium ballroom. As many as 400 attendees experience soothing tones against a backdrop of colorful fish, stingrays, and the aquarium’s famous whale sharks.

“What most people find is that they relax and sleep better for up to three days afterward,” Turk says. “They find they can deal with the stress of daily life more easily.”

Check out the full article in Atlanta Magazine.

Wellness treatments promise a new you for the new year

Trendy therapies include sound baths, forest bathing, cryotherapy, compression and more.

By Nedra Rhone - Dec 26, 2023

Certified sound healer Rebecca Turk of SNDBath plays quartz crystal singing bowls to encourage deeper levels of relaxation and healing.

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Decatur Living

Transporting Atmosphere

A SMALL CROWD SPRAWLS OUT and settles onto their yoga mats. Rebecca Turk strikes a quartz crystal bowl to make a sound you don’t so much hear as feel reverberating in your solar plexus. Then she plays the sea drum, which mimics the ocean, and the koshi chimes, each note lengthening in the shadows. The only other noise is your own deep breathing, in and out like the tide. The effect is a little like being inside a seashell. “The sounds are aligned with your chakras and work on connecting your spirit with your body and mind,” says Turk, who owns SNDBATH. “This helps with stress, anxiety and sleep, and you may feel a little achy afterward because it breaks up inflammation. It requires great acoustics to do this.”

“Because you can feel all of these pulsations so intensely, you can have a deeply personal journey at the chapel,” Turk concludes.

Check out the full article here.