Sound Healing Event for Teens

Welcome to the Sound Healing Event for Teens at the Serenity Healing Lounge! Hosted by Shovonne Miller

Join us for a relaxing and rejuvenating experience at our beautifully transformed Airbnb, located at 8 Southridge Drive, Waterbury, CT.

WHAT TO EXPECT:

Teens, take a break from the stress of school, social media, and daily pressures with a soothing sound healing session led by Maria del Carmen Rodriguez, Certified Sound Healer and Practitioner of Vibrational Therapies.

Through the calming vibrations of crystal singing bowls, Tibetan bowls, gongs, and drums, this session will help you:

✨ Release stress and anxiety

✨ Improve focus and clarity

✨ Enhance emotional well-being

✨ Feel more balanced and relaxed

This is a safe, judgment-free space where you can fully unwind and recharge.

We recognize the emotional and energetic weight many are carrying in these times including our youth. This in-person gathering is a safe space to release tension, restore balance, and cultivate inner peace. Allow the power of sound to calm your nervous system, clear your mind, and reconnect you with your natural state of harmony.

We will share our voices without judgment, experience a sound healing session, and then break bread in community with a delicious, mindful meal.

WE WILL PROVIDE:

• Eye Pillow

• Yogibo Beanbag

• Blanket

• Delicious Mindful Meal

• Tranquil Atmosphere

PLEASE BRING:

• Yourself

Don't miss out on this unique sound healing experience - reserve your spot today!

About the Sound Healer Facilitator:

Maria del Carmen Rodriguez, MBA, JP is a Certified Sound Healer, Practitioner of Sound and Vibrational Therapies, and Co-founder of SoulCare Love, LLC. She is also the Founder and Executive Director of Healing Sounds; Our Voices Talk Show and a Doctoral Student of Metaphysical Science in Natural Medicine. Maria del Carmen merges her deep-rooted ancestral wisdom with her extensive formal training to create safe, transformative spaces for healing and well-being.

As a dedicated sound healing practitioner, Maria del Carmen has witnessed firsthand the profound impact of sound therapy, helping individuals release emotional blockages, reduce stress and anxiety, improve sleep, enhance creativity, and cultivate overall wellness. She is committed to empowering clients to take an active role in their healing journey while providing compassionate guidance and support.

Her holistic practice is enriched by the wisdom passed down from her elders, who reside in the regal mountains of Maunabo, Puerto Rico. There, she gained an intimate understanding of nature’s rhythms, the earth’s pulse, and the sacred vibrations of sound. Maria del Carmen is also a trained Restorative Justice Peace Circle Mediator, a practice with deep Indigenous roots that fosters healing, reconciliation, and community reflection.

Maria del Carmen’s lived experiences shaped her work in profound ways. As a NICU mother and a survivor of maternal care discrimination that nearly cost her life, she understands trauma on a deep personal level. She endured emotional abuse, navigated the grief of losing a mother while she is still alive and grief of divorce. She’s embraced the necessity of Divine Feminine empowerment and learned the art of herbal healing from her elders. These experiences have led her to continue in specializing in ancestral and cultural healing, birth and death doula services, herbal antibiotic herbalist specialist and as a women's wellness practitioner. She is devoted to supporting the physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being of women and girls throughout all stages of life.

Maria del Carmen has been widely recognized for her multifaceted contributions as a sound healer, community organizer, historical reenactment actress, talk show host, and advocate for women’s empowerment. Her honors include but not limited to 2018 100 Women of Color Award, recognizing contributions of women of color in business, education, entrepreneurship, entertainment, and government, 2019 Windsor Bridge-Builder Award, honoring outstanding contributions to human relations and equal opportunity, and Citations and Proclamations for exceptional community work. She serves in multiple leadership roles, including Vice President of the National Association for Multi-ethnicity in Communications (NAMIC), New England Chapter, Vice President of Holistic Professionals of Color, New England Chapter, Board Member at the Afro Caribbean Culture Center and Art for the Soul Gallery, and former Vice President of the Windsor Junior Woman’s Club.

Host or Publisher Maria del Carmen Rodriguez, MBA