Immerse yourself in soothing vibrations, harmonious tones, and resonant, angelic sounds as you step away from the outside world and turn inward. During this 75-minute Sound and Reiki Ceremony, Peyton will hold you with tenderness as you rest comfortably and allow yourself to fully relax.

The session begins with a warm welcome and a guided intention-setting practice. When you are ready, you will be gently guided into a state of comfort while Peyton offers individualized Reiki, focusing the flow of energy on areas of the body aligned with your personal intention. The first half of the ceremony centers on Reiki, sending loving life-force energy to those who consent, helping to clear energetic blockages throughout the chakras.

The second half of the ceremony is a restorative journey into sound. You will be guided into deeper relaxation through the vibrations of shruti, flute, crystal singing bowls, drum, harp, and other thoughtfully curated instruments. The experience concludes with a brief closing meditation and an opportunity to ask Peyton any questions.

Peyton Gosser, RYT® 500, TCTSY-F

Peyton Gosser, RYT-500, TCTSY-F, is a nurturing and compassionate yoga instructor with a love of fashion, sewing, design, and art. She believes healing is a lifelong journey and enjoys helping facilitate growth opportunities that assist others break out of their shell and embrace their inner child. Peyton wears many hats in her professional career working as a Group Facilitator for the treatment of addiction and behavioral/mental health. Having achieved her own sobriety, she emphasizes a holistic approach alongside traditional therapy for lasting transformation. Peyton is experienced in leading group Trauma-Informed Mindful Movement, Experiential Art, Holistic Recovery, Reiki, Sound Therapy, and Meditation. Peyton is a Trauma Informed Trauma Sensitive Yoga Facilitator, a Yoga of 12 Step Recovery Leader and has trained under Peter Levine at The Embody Lab for certification in Integrative Somatic Trauma Therapy.

Peyton’s passion for art is reflected in all aspects of her life from leading Art Therapy in clinical, yogic, and retreat settings, creating her own clothing brand, and dressing in the most colorful and vibrant outfits possible. Peyton’s clothing line is called Inner Child, Higher Self because her road to recovery enlightened her to believe that one’s inner child is the pathway to one’s highest self. Peyton is an empathetic goof ball that enjoys to play, sew, dance, sing, make music, make art, and help others find their way back to themselves. Peyton is an open book and is always happy to hear about client’s experiences. She has dedicated her life to being in service to others by being a student and teacher of universal life force energy through Reiki, somatic experiences such as vibrations and energetics felt through music and sound, cultivating a love for one’s body through movement, and connecting to one’s inner child through art.

This 90-minute practice will focus on the spring elements of the liver/gallbladder meridians, featuring creative movement, expansive vision, and healthy perspective, as well as fostering our capacity to put plans into action, evaluate where we need to change and adapt, and diminish inner conflict.

Mindful modifications will be offered so the practice is accessible to students of all levels of interest and ability.

The session will end with a brief meditation and deep relaxation.

Let's gather as a community of women and celebrate as we follow the wheel of the year.

This is a great opportunity to join our voices in a safe, non-judgemental space to share, connect and support each other.

Our hope is that when we are truly seen and heard that we can grow not only grow as a community but personally as well.

We ask only that you bring a notebook, pen and an open heart.

These events will be hosted by Dawn, Leslie and Michelle and are free to attend.There may be certain dates where we ask you to bring something, or make a small donation for supplies.

We ask that you sign up if you are planning to attend so that we can plan for the amount of supplies if needed for the event.