A 3-hour CPD-certified training designed to help you create calmer, more inclusive environments through sound awareness.
Sunday 23 August 2026
11:00 am – 2:00 pm
The Sound Healing Spa, Comber
CPD Certified • Small group (max 12) • No prior experience needed
A practical CPD training exploring how sound and everyday acoustics influence wellbeing, behaviour, and attention in shared environments, and how to work with this in a practical and responsive way.
Learn simple, low-cost ways to support calm, focus, and inclusion — particularly for those who experience sound more sensitively.
Through guided listening, interactive activities, and real-world examples, you will develop an understanding of how sound is perceived and how everyday environments can support or disrupt regulation.
The training focuses on practical awareness and simple changes that can be applied immediately within your setting.
The training introduces the Sound Space Connect® model, a practical framework developed by Tessa Ann to support noticing sound, shaping environments, and using sound to support calm, connection, and focus.
You will leave with a clearer understanding of how sound impacts behaviour and regulation, alongside practical ways to make meaningful changes within your environment.
Limited to 12 participants to support a calm, focused learning experience.
After this training you will be able to:
Understand how sound affects behaviour, attention, and wellbeing
Recognise signs of sound sensitivity and overload
Identify simple, low-cost changes that can improve your environment
Explore practical strategies you can apply immediately in your setting
Begin using the Sound Space Connect® model to support calm, connection, and focus
Apply practical strategies to support calm, connection, and focus in your environment
Participants are supported to explore:
How sound is perceived differently by different people
Why some environments feel overwhelming or tiring
How materials, layout, and everyday noise affect regulation and focus
Signs of sound sensitivity and sensory overload
Simple, low-cost ways to reduce noise and support calm
How sound awareness can support inclusion and communication
The emphasis is on awareness, observation, and practical reflection, using what is already present in the space.
This training offers a practical starting point for understanding and working with sound in your environment.
If you would like to attend or explore this for your setting, you are welcome to book or get in touch.
Places are limited to 12 participants.
This session is calm, practical, and accessible.
You will take part in guided listening, discussion, and simple activities designed to build awareness of sound in your environment.
Participation is always optional, with a focus on observation, application, and real-world relevance.
No prior knowledge or experience is required.
This training is designed primarily for professionals working in early years and child-centred settings, including:
Early Years practitioners and leaders
Teachers and SEN / additional needs staff
Education and inclusion professionals
It is also relevant for those working in environments where creating calm, inclusive spaces is important.
No prior technical, musical, or acoustic expertise is required.
A 3-hour, in-person CPD training designed as a focused and practical session with immediate application.
A live online follow-up session is included to support implementation within your own setting.
£150 per person
or 2 monthly payments of £75
Includes:
✔ CPD-certified training
✔ Practical tools and strategies
✔ Live follow-up support session
✔ Sound Space Connect model
✔ Certificate of Attendance
Join a small group (maximum 12 participants) for a focused and supportive learning experience.
Sunday 23 August 2026
11.00 am - 2.00 pm
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