Discover MindHarp at Bower

Find calm and clarity through music and sound in an hour-long, facilitated session.

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Key Information:

Date and time
Mon 29 April 2024
10:30 - 16:00
Location
B1001, B Block, Bower Ashton Campus, Further info
Contact
sucommunity@uwe.ac.uk
Cost
Free
Attendance
Booking required

Past

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Description

The creators of MindHarp are facilitating, free one-hour sessions at Bower Ashton, City Campus and Frenchay Campus in collaboration with The Students' Union and UWE Feel Good.

What is MindHarp?

At the leading edge of the HealthTech revolution, MindHarp is an exciting new wellbeing practice, accessible to everyone. It is a unique way to find calm and clarity through engagement with music and sound.

What will the sessions look like?

In each session participants will:

  • Experience using music as a mindfulness practice for relaxation and positive mood change
  • Discover their innate ‘superpower’ – the in-built musicality all humans are born with
  • Realise how much more effortless mindful practice can be with MindHarp, simply by letting music lead

We will work as a group and individually to:

  • Learn how to access and use the MindHarp app (on your phone)
  • Practice breathing techniques powered by musical sound
  • Practice and develop deep listening skills
  • Explore our consciousness of how musical sound influences our feelings and mood
  • Discover ‘Musitations’ – the musical alternative to meditation
  • Discover ‘Groovitations’ – where the goal is to reach a flow state through creative individual and/or duo play

Important information

  • All participants need to bring their smartphones and earbuds/headphones to the sessions.

Registration and tickets

Choose a time slot and reserve your space.

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  • Cost: Free
  • Attendance: Booking required

Location

B1001, B Block
Bower Ashton Campus
Kennel Lodge Road
Bristol
BS3 2JT
UK

Bower Ashton Campus map

Accessibility

The Students’ Union at UWE welcomes all abilities/disabilities, ages, ethnicities and gender into our spaces. If you have any questions, concerns or additional requirements then please let us know so that we can make your time at this event as comfortable as possible. For more information about this event, please contact: sucommunity@uwe.ac.uk

Venue information

  • Disabled parking: Yes
  • Step-free access: Yes via ramp
  • Automatic doors: Yes
  • Accessible toilets: Yes
  • Induction loop: No
  • Guide/ assistance dog-friendly: Yes
  • Quiet spaces available: Yes