Meet the speakers:
Mariella Hutton
Ella integrates psychological, psychiatric and organisational perspectives to enhance mental health and wellbeing in the workplace. Ella works with our corporate clients to support their people in becoming the healthiest and happiest versions of themselves at work. More on Ella’s credentials.
Organisational Psychologist
Suchi Arya
Namaste everyone! I have been in my yoga journey for a few years but I truly fell in love with it in 2020 through the pandemic. Meditation is not about being still and serious, it's about being present, being conscious and being open to what comes next. I am honoured, and humbled, to share my practice with you.
RYT 200-hr Vinayasa Teacher from Hom Yoga Singapore, certified Sound Bowl healer, and currently completing RYT 200-hr Instinctive Meditation.
Check out weekly new meditations on Youtube: The Curious Yogi and Instagram. Recent videos include:
The Curious Yogi
What to expect:
Just come dressed as you are. Be comfortable. For maximum efficacy of the sound healing session, we suggest you keep your notifications off just for these 30 minutes. Please arrive 5—10 minutes early to pick up your lunch. To fully appreciate the sound bowl healing therapy, we request that you set lunch aside till the end of the session. We’re aiming to start talks promptly at 12.30pm so that everyone can get back to work on time.
For freshness and turnaround, Bamboo Bowls requires lunch orders to be submitted by 12pm, Tuesday 11th October.
What’s the talk about:
The ability to mentally disconnect from work is crucial for health and mental wellbeing. What actions can we take to protect ourselves against (techno)stress, ensure that we psychologically detach from work, and have sufficient opportunity for recovery to reduce the onset of chronic illnesses.
This session will feature a live sound bowl healing session led by The Curious Yogi, Suchi Arya. Sound healing is non-evasive, non-religious, and free of side effects. Sound and vibration produced by the singing bowls reach deeply into our bodies, and restores balance and harmony at the cellular level. Medical studies have found sound and vibration improves physical conditions and general wellbeing, such as pain relief, anxiety, improve sleep, memory & focus.
