This Healing Rhythm Circle was delivered to women who have experienced Family & Domestic Violence/Abuse, and were in need of some fun, to release toxic and negative energies, and to form new, safe friendships.
Bringing community together. Encouraging freedom of expression, movement and laughter in this fun drumming circle.
Catering for small venues and large Shire events. Suitable for your Team a building activity, school event, party or just friends gathering,
I delivered this 3 hour Spiritual Drumming Workshop where a mixed group of amazing souls came together to drum, move, dance and reflect on life experiences. A closed group allowed us to build trust in a safe environments where I guided and facilitated the group.
Wanting a fun girls night in? Do you have space for a drumming circle.
Drums and percussion and props provided.
Tailored to suit your needs. Themes to discuss and reflect on, or just fun games and activities around basic rhythms. No need to be musically knowledgeable.
This 1.5 hour drumming circle focused on unblocking our chakras, releasing our inner child, focusing on our growth, strengthening our vagus nerve, building resilience as adults, and learning from each other. An empowering healing drumming circle.
Video taken from the Becoming Whole Retreat in Gidgegannup, hosted by Deanne Moulden at Flourish with Deanne
This was a 3 Hour Community Drumming circle held at the Restful Waters Yoga Centre in Bedfordale.
For further information on booking a therapeutic drumming circle for your weekend or day retreat in Western Australia, please telephone me on 0426 602 704 or contact via email jacey@beatitdrumtherapy.com
Here the residents of an Aged Care facility are playing to one of their favourite songs while playing the Djembe (African drums)and percussion, in this Drumming for Fun workshop.
The benefits of this style of activity - may be increased social skills; improved coordination, improved memory, improved sense of self worth and self confidence, as well as laughter and movement.
Community Drumming Circles across Western Australia.
You provide the space and chairs and I’ll bring the drums, percussion, amps, music and fun.
A fun drumming circle to families in the Community
Drum circle for Families of all ages. Here we are drumming our favourite fruits. “I like Apples, I like oranges” using the drum to sound out our likes. Drum circles are a great way of bringing community together for fun, inclusion and to be unapologetically you.
Here, community members play a game of Tonal Tennis, passing the imaginary ball through the tonal tubes.
A relaxing, fun activity to bring in for calming and emotional regulation techniques.
Here we have beginners and more advanced players layer in a basic rhythm, where we started slow and built up speed.
Evidence shows that Drumming in groups, promotes social skills; individual creativity; improves memory; improves coordination; creates a harmonious feeling; increases self esteem; reduces stress and anxiety.
Adding games to the drumming circles brings fun and laughter; a reward for those who achieve the end goal and a sense of belonging. These activities increase social skills; self esteem; and help those who experience anxiety and stress. By everyone taking part in this fun competition, we learn to build resilience and bounce back, after set backs.
Here the participants have to bounce the ball across all drums.
One person dances as the drummers beat the drum or play percussion in time with the dancer.
This activity promotes a sense of individual creativity; empowerment; social skills; concentration and focus; turn taking and aim to increase self esteem.
