A circle of people, and someone to keep it safe.
Safe enough to be honest in. That is the whole job.
Men’s groups, team offsites, grief circles, festival containers. Sound often opens the space; the conversation is what people remember. My part is structure, timing and care — so that nobody has to hold the room but me.
Four kinds of room
Circles
Monthly ongoing groups and one-off gatherings.
Offsites & away days
Designed with you. Movement, sound, and structured conversation.
Festivals
Holding a tent for a weekend — schedule, crew briefing and closing ceremony included.
Community events
Open gatherings for a neighbourhood, a group, a season turning.
- 01Arrival
People come in from wherever they were.
- 02Opening
Why we’re here, and how we’ll be together.
- 03Sound
To settle the room before anyone has to speak.
- 04Participation
The circle, the conversation, the work itself.
- 05Reflection
What landed, and what to take.
- 06Closing
A clear end, so people can leave well.
A men’s circle
A monthly group, held over a year. The same faces, going a little further each time.
A festival tent
Three days of sessions with a volunteer crew — briefed, rested, and calm.
A grief circle
One evening, for people who had lost someone that year.
A team away day
A full day outdoors for a team coming out of a hard year.
What I bring, and what I need
If you’re putting on a retreat, a festival or a team day, this is what working together looks like.
- Group size
- 6 to 30Larger with a co-facilitator.
- Duration
- An evening to a weekendDesigned around your programme.
- I bring
- Instruments and structureGongs, bowls, and a clear plan agreed in advance.
- You provide
- The spaceQuiet, warm, and big enough to lie down in.
I work alongside other facilitators, therapists and organisers — sound as one thread in a larger programme.
Tell me about your gathering.