Level 1
- Rimming and striking of bowl
- Aura cleansing
- Water charging
- How to use Tingsha, Bell & Gong
$262 USD ₹25,000
Short Course · YACEP — Yoga Alliance
Sound Healing Yoga Teacher Training in Goa
DivinePath’s Sound Healing Yoga Teacher Training in Goa combines hands-on instrument training with yoga, meditation, and teaching methodology at our campus near Arambol Beach. You learn to play Tibetan singing bowls, gongs, crystal bowls, chimes, and tuning forks — then lead sound baths, integrate sound into yoga classes, and work with clients one-on-one, in a small group you can walk to from the beach.
Sound healing is one of the fastest-growing specialisations in the wellness industry. Studios, retreat centres, and private clients increasingly ask for practitioners who can offer sound baths alongside traditional yoga. Most yoga teacher training programmes dedicate only 2–3 hours to sound healing. Our Level 1, 2, and 3 pathway (1, 3, or 5 days) gives it the time it actually needs.
- Location Goa — Arambol Beach campus
- Duration 1 / 3 / 5 days (Levels 1–3)
- Yoga style Level 1, 2, 3 (Master)
- Certification YACEP — Yoga Alliance
- Dates Monthly batches in Goa
- From $262 USD (Level 1)
Foundations
What Is Sound Healing Yoga Teacher Training?
Sound healing uses vibration from instruments — singing bowls, gongs, crystal bowls, chimes — to affect the body and mind. When a Tibetan singing bowl vibrates against your chest, the frequency travels through tissue, bones, and organs. Your body is roughly 60% water, and water conducts sound more efficiently than air. The vibration reaches places that hands and stretches cannot.
The “yoga teacher training” part means you do not just learn to play instruments. You learn to teach: hold space for a room of people in Savasana, read group energy, and adjust in real time. You also learn safety — when sound healing is appropriate and when it is not (epilepsy, first trimester pregnancy, certain mental health conditions, cochlear implants).
At DivinePath, we combine sound healing with daily yoga because the two amplify each other. A sound bath after Yin yoga is a different experience than sound alone — the body is already open, the nervous system calming, and sound deepens the state that meditation alone takes longer to reach. Graduates leave able to offer standalone sound healing sessions and sound-integrated yoga classes.
Choose Your Path
Course Levels — 1, 2 & 3 (Master)
Progress from basic instrument use to therapeutic practice and full facilitation. Pick the level that matches your goals and schedule.
Level 2
- Builds on Level 1 foundations
- More practical sessions
- 10 therapy sessions
- Deeper hands-on facilitation practice
$524 USD ₹50,000
Level 3
- Builds on Levels 1 & 2
- More practical sessions
- Mantra therapy
- 15 additional therapy sessions
$734 USD ₹70,000
Curriculum
What You Will Learn in the Sound Healing Yoga Course
Introduction to Sound Healing
The science behind why sound works. Cymatics — visible patterns sound waves create in water and sand. Brainwave entrainment — how frequencies guide the brain from beta (alert) to theta (deep relaxation) to delta (near-sleep). The Nada Yoga tradition from Indian philosophy — the yoga of sound. Understanding the why makes every practical session more intentional.
Gong and Other Sound Instruments
You work with multiple instruments, not just singing bowls. Gongs produce a wall of sound. Crystal bowls produce pure, sustained tones. Koshi chimes create delicate textures. Tingsha bells mark openings and closings. Tuning forks deliver precise frequencies for targeted work. Each instrument has a purpose — and you learn when to use each one.
Sound Meditation
Different from a sound bath. Here you are an active participant: using your voice (mantra chanting, toning, humming) as a healing instrument, practising Nada Yoga techniques, and listening as a concentration anchor. We include kirtan as part of evening practice because it trains your voice and your ability to hold a room musically. Morning sessions often begin with pranayama so the body is open before instrument work.
Sound Bath Practice
A sound bath is a group session where participants lie down (usually in Savasana) while you play instruments around them. The skill is in the arc — open gently, build complexity, sustain without overwhelming, then close into silence and bring people back. You practise facilitating multiple times with feedback from your instructor and peers.
Yoga and Sound Integration
This module separates our training from standalone sound courses. You learn to weave sound into a regular yoga class: a bowl during Savasana, chimes between poses in a Yin class, bija mantra for each chakra in a chakra-focused flow, or a gong drone under guided meditation. Studios and retreat centres actively seek this blended skill set.
Practical Teaching
You plan a session, set up a room, welcome participants, lead the experience, and close the space — then get detailed feedback. By graduation you will have led sound baths, sound meditations, and sound-integrated yoga. Your first paid session after the course will not be your first session ever.
Hands-On Toolkit
What You Will Learn During the Course
History and types of singing bowls, 18–20 therapies, and experience giving group healing sessions — plus the instruments below.
- History of Singing Bowls
- Types of Bowls
- 18–20 Therapies
- Group Healing Sessions
- Conch
- Tingsha
- Om Bell
- Rain Stick
- Shakers
- Koshi Chimes
- Gong
- Swinging Chime
- Bar Chimes
- Wooden Maracas
Module Map
Sound Healing Course Curriculum
Theory and practice blend roughly 30/70. About 30% covers science, history, and philosophy; 70% is hands-on playing, receiving, facilitating, and integrating sound into yoga.
| Module | What You Cover | Practical Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| Sound Healing Foundations | History and science of sound therapy. Frequency and vibration. Cymatics. Brainwave entrainment. Nada Yoga traditions. | Understand why sound healing works, not just how. |
| Tibetan Singing Bowls | Selecting, striking, and rimming bowls. Placement on and around the body. Chakra-specific bowls. Individual sessions. | Lead a one-on-one singing bowl healing session. |
| Gongs and Large Instruments | Gong techniques. Building a gong bath. Volume control and safety. Combining gong with bowls. | Lead a group gong bath for 10–20 people. |
| Crystal Bowls and Chimes | How crystal bowls differ from metal. Koshi vs Tingsha. Tuning fork placement. Matching instruments to intention. | Choose the right instrument for the right intention. |
| Sound Meditation | Nada Yoga. Mantra meditation. Silent intervals. Guiding sound journeys. | Lead a 30–60 minute guided sound meditation. |
| Sound Bath Facilitation | Room setup. Participant positioning. Session arc. Group dynamics. Timing. | Plan, set up, and lead a complete sound bath. |
| Yoga + Sound Integration | Bowls in Savasana. Sound in Yin holds. Chanting in Hatha. Sound as a teaching tool. | Add sound healing to any yoga class you teach. |
| Teaching Methodology | Client intake and contraindications. Session templates. Business basics. Ethics. Practice teaching with feedback. | Teach sound healing independently after graduation. |
A Day in Training
Daily Schedule of Sound Healing Course
| 05:00 AM | Wake up |
|---|---|
| 07:00 – 08:00 AM | Pranayama & mantra chanting |
| 08:00 – 09:00 AM | Breakfast |
| 09:00 – 10:00 AM | Theory |
| 10:00 – 11:00 AM | Hands-on experience |
| 11:00 – 11:30 AM | Break |
| 11:30 AM – 01:00 PM | Instructor-guided self-practice |
| 01:00 PM | Lunch |
| 03:00 – 04:00 PM | Theory and hands-on practice |
| 04:00 – 05:00 PM | Self practice |
| 06:00 – 07:00 PM | Dinner |
| 10:00 PM | Lights off |
Mornings open the body with breath and mantra. Midday is instrument technique. Afternoons deepen facilitation. Evenings close with rest and integration — and in Arambol, optional village sound baths and kirtan on rest evenings.
Course Timeline (Level 3 · 5 Days)
- Check-in to CampusDay 1 · 10:00 AM IST
- Curriculum BeginsDay 1 · 11:00 AM IST
- Certification CeremonyFinal day · 09:00 AM IST
- Check-out from CampusFinal day · 02:00 PM IST
Level 1 runs 1 day; Level 2 runs 3 days; Level 3 runs 5 days. Training groups are capped for personal instrument time. Confirm your next Goa start dates on WhatsApp or via enquiry.
Fit Check
Who Can Join Sound Healing Yoga Teacher Training in Goa?
No prior sound healing experience needed. You do not need musical training, sheet music, or perfect pitch. Singing bowls, gongs, and chimes require technique — and we teach that from scratch.
Yoga teachers looking to specialise. If you already hold an RYT 200 or RYT 500, sound healing is one of the most marketable add-ons you can offer. Pair it later with our 200-hour yoga teacher training ($899 in Goa) or 300-hour courses at any DivinePath campus.
Wellness practitioners and therapists. Massage therapists, Reiki practitioners, counsellors, and physiotherapists use sound as a complementary modality. Several students arrive from non-yoga backgrounds and find the training accessible.
Complete beginners with genuine interest are welcome. Yoga is beginner-friendly (Hatha-based). Sound modules start from zero. We ask for an open mind, willingness to sit with silence and vibration, and daily commitment for your chosen level.
Who should not join: If you want a purely academic programme, this is not it — emphasis is practical. If you have severe noise sensitivity, tinnitus, or a condition that makes prolonged vibration uncomfortable, consult your doctor first. This is professional training with a full daily schedule, not a casual holiday activity.
Why Choose DivinePath for Sound Healing Training?
Helps acknowledge the interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit.
Unique opportunity to tap into time-tested ancient wisdom.
Helps reduce stress in this fast-paced world.
Learn techniques to balance and align the body’s energy centers.
Encourages mindfulness and awareness of the present moment.
Therapeutic power to release and transform emotions.
Tools to self-heal by working on energy imbalances.
Understand how sound frequencies impact the healing process.
Experience a deeper connection with your spiritual self.
Discover how sound can catalyse positive change in your life.
We combine sound healing with yoga teaching skills — most Goa sound courses teach instruments only. Groups stay small for direct feedback every session. Our Arambol campus is walkable to the beach. Arambol’s wider sound community (evening baths, kirtan, workshops) immerses you beyond the classroom in a way city studios and online courses cannot.
Campus Life
Accommodation, Food and Course Facilities
Accommodation can be arranged on our Arambol campus for your training dates. Rooms are a short walk from the shala. See our Goa accommodation guide for room types and ask when you enquire.
Sattvic vegetarian meals are available on campus — plant-based, oil-light, prepared fresh. Vegan options on request. Beach shacks in Arambol typically cost $2–5 per meal if you eat out.
Training facilities: sessions happen in our acoustically suitable shala. Core instruments (bowls, gongs, chimes, tuning forks) are provided during training. Bringing your own bowls is welcome; purchasing after the course is optional — we can recommend trusted suppliers in Arambol and online.
Wi-Fi, filtered water, and laundry are available on campus. Arambol village has ATMs, pharmacies, and a small clinic within walking distance.
Investment
Course Fees and Dates
Location: Goa (Arambol) · Certification: YACEP — Yoga Alliance
| Level | Duration | INR | Approx. USD |
|---|---|---|---|
| Level 1 | 1 day / 4 hours | ₹25,000 | $262 |
| Level 2 | 3 days / 12 hours | ₹50,000 | $524 |
| Level 3 | 5 days / 20 hours | ₹70,000 | $734 |
Course fees are listed in INR with approximate USD for international guests. Confirm the current USD amount when you book.
What’s included: all classes for your chosen level, instruments during training, and course certificate (YACEP — Yoga Alliance).
Not included: flights, visa, insurance, personal instruments for home use. Campus stay and meals can be arranged separately — ask when you book.
Book 4–6 weeks ahead during peak season (October–March). Contact us on WhatsApp +91-8868043473 or through our enquiry form.
Career Pathways
What Can You Do After Completing Sound Healing Training?
Offer standalone sound bath sessions. Group sound baths are in demand worldwide. Many graduates start with monthly baths at local studios.
Add sound healing to your yoga classes. A singing bowl in Savasana or a gong in Yin immediately differentiates your class.
Work at retreat centres and wellness resorts. Centres in Bali, Thailand, Portugal, Costa Rica, and India seek practitioners who can offer both yoga and sound — dual skill makes you more hireable.
Offer private sound healing sessions. One-on-one bowl work builds deep client loyalty. Our individual healing modules prepare you for this.
Combine with other DivinePath certifications. Sound healing pairs naturally with our 200-hour yoga teacher training ($899 in Goa) and meditation training. Many students do both across separate trips — and can continue at our Bali campuses as well.
Real Training Moments
Sound Healing Gallery — Beach & Shala
Location
Our Location — Arambol, North Goa
Divinepath sits in a quiet residential pocket of Arambol — about a 5-minute walk from Arambol Beach. After class you can reach the sand without a taxi.
- Address: Plot No 81/1, Moddlo Waddo, Arambol, Pernem, North Goa 403512
- From Mopa (GOX): ~40 minutes
- From Dabolim (GOI): ~2 hours
- Pickup: Airport taxi can be arranged on request
FAQ’s
Frequently Asked Questions
It is a training programme at DivinePath in Arambol, Goa where you learn to play sound healing instruments (Tibetan singing bowls, gongs, crystal bowls, chimes, tuning forks), lead sound baths and sound meditations, and weave sound into yoga classes. Choose Level 1 (1 day from $262), Level 2 (3 days from $524), or Level 3 (5 days from $734). Certification is YACEP — Yoga Alliance.
Anyone with genuine interest. No prior sound healing experience, musical training, or yoga certification required. The course is designed for yoga teachers adding a specialisation, wellness practitioners expanding their skills, and complete beginners drawn to the practice. The yoga component is beginner-friendly.
Yes. About half of our students have no prior sound healing experience. Singing bowls and gongs are not traditional musical instruments — they require technique, not talent. We teach from scratch. By the end of the course, every student can lead a sound bath and integrate sound into a yoga class.
Level 1 is $262 USD (₹25,000) for 1 day / 4 hours. Level 2 is $524 USD (₹50,000) for 3 days / 12 hours. Level 3 is $734 USD (₹70,000) for 5 days / 20 hours. Campus stay and meals can be arranged separately.
Sound and yoga work on the same systems from different angles. Yoga opens the body and calms the nervous system through movement and breath. Sound healing uses vibration to reach deeper than physical stretching can. When combined — for example a singing bowl during Savasana or a gong during Yin yoga — the effects are stronger than either practice alone. At DivinePath, we teach you to blend both naturally in a single class.
Arambol in North Goa is one of the world’s most active sound healing communities. You train at our campus during the day and absorb the wider sound culture in the village during evenings. We combine sound healing with yoga integration skills that standalone sound courses skip. Small groups ensure hands-on instrument time, and certification is YACEP — Yoga Alliance.
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Certified Yoga Teacher & Alignment Expert, Divinepath Yoga School & Retreat
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