In this course, you’ll move from:
Feeling unsure about how to adapt sound work for children → Feeling confident creating child-centred sound experiences
Wondering how to keep children engaged → Offering sessions that are playful, interactive, and responsive
Guessing what feels appropriate for different ages → Understanding how to tailor sound, rhythm, and activities across childhood
Wanting to support calm and grounding → Using sound, breath, and simple practices to encourage presence and balance
Holding back because you “don’t know enough” → Trusting yourself and working clearly within your scope
Created specifically for working with children — not adapted from adult practices
Covers safety-aware and trauma-informed principles without positioning you as a trauma specialist
Offered both live online and as an anytime, anywhere pre-recorded course (link opens a new page)
Balances intuitive practice with clear guidance, gentle frameworks, and practical examples
Led by someone who has worked with children and families since 2009, and has been sharing sound with children since 2017
The course is organised into a series of thoughtfully paced modules designed to support you from foundations through to confident application.
You’ll explore:
Foundations of working with children through sound
Understanding child development from utero to university
Choosing and using instruments with children
Voice, rhythm, and movement as sound tools
Creating engaging, age-appropriate sessions
Consent, choice, and ethical considerations
Supporting grounding and emotional awareness through sound
Working within your scope and building confidence in your practice
Each module includes practical guidance, reflections, and tools you can return to again and again.
What is included in the course
Across 13 weeks, you’ll explore six modules designed to support you in sharing sound with children from birth through to 18 years, in a way that is safe, considered, and age-appropriate.
Each live call is recorded and made available in the online space within 24 hours. All sessions are held on Zoom.
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13 weeks of live online sessions
Real-time teaching, discussion, and Q&A
Session recordings included
Perfect if you thrive from peer & mentor support to help you across the finish line
Fully pre-recorded
Learn at your own pace
Lifetime access
Ideal if you prefer flexibility or cannot attend live sessions
Sound healers and holistic practitioners
Parents and grandparents
Massage therapists and bodyworkers
Physiotherapists
Educators and carers
Anyone already working with children who feels called to include sound in a respectful and supportive way
This course may not be the right fit if you’re looking for a quick fix, hoping to become a trauma specialist through this training alone, or if you tend to purchase courses without making time to engage with the learning and practice.
Start (live): Spring 2026 (date to be confirmed)
Duration: 13 weeks
Format: Live online sessions with recordings available
Session time: Usually 7:30pm – 9:00pm UK time (weekday, day to be confirmed)
Time commitment:
Approximately 18.5 hours of live group study
Approximately 19.5 hours of personal study, reflection, and case studies
Investment:
£1111 Early bird discounts available for early enrollers (available when enrolling before 31/01/2026)
£1300 Full price
3 monthly payments of £444
6 monthly payments of £234 (available when enrolling before 31/01/2026)
This live course isn’t designed for you to simply sign up and figure it out on your own.
It’s built to support you all the way through — with guidance, encouragement, and accountability across the full 13 weeks.
You’ll be supported as you move through the material, with space for questions, reflection, and integration as we go. This is an active learning experience, created to help you stay connected, engaged, and moving forward.
To support this, students are asked to complete the reflections and practices alongside each week’s teaching. This isn’t about perfection — it’s about presence. By Week 13, you’ll have completed the course and will graduate having truly engaged with the work, rather than feeling like it’s something still sitting on your to-do list.
If you’re already enrolled in the Anytime, Anywhere version, the live course is available as an upgrade — offering structure, real-time support, and that extra layer of guidance many people find makes all the difference.
You don’t have to do this alone — support is here every step of the way.