Sing and Drum Your Stress Award – Music Making with Rhythm and Voice

Discover the perfect harmony of well-being at Drum In’s upcoming wellness workshop titled “Sing and Drum your Stress Away.”

Join them and explore the therapeutic power of group drumming through the HealthRhythm protocol and unlock the soothing potential of our own voices for stress relief and self-care. No prior musical experience is necessary, as this workshop is designed for everyone.

This transformative experience is the second of five workshops funded by the Mississauga Arts Council (MAC) Microgrant, with only 15 exclusive spots available. Don’t miss your chance to join this unique journey towards inner peace and rejuvenation.

To learn more and secure your spot, simply click on the Eventbrite link below. Your path to wellness begins here!

Abigail Natnat – Abigail Natnat is a musician and music educator with a background in marketing from Sheridan College. She has a range of musical skills including singing, playing the worship piano and guitar, ukulele, and drums. Abigail is passionate about sharing her experiences in music with others, and serves as a Music Studio Instructor and Camp Counselor at Perfect Harmony Music Studio. She is also a trained drum circle facilitator and continues to develop her percussion skills with DRUMIN Canada. Overall, Abigail’s skills in music, teaching, and program development make her a valuable member of the Perfect Harmony Music Studio team, and her dedication to music education and passion for sharing music with others is an inspiration to her students and colleagues alike.

Samuel Liu – As a member of Drum Circle Facilitator Guild (USA) and accredited with Remo HealthRhythms, Samuel has delivered more than 150 drum circles through his company DrumIN. Clients include various corporate companies, the Toronto District School Board and their schools, long term care setting as well as for and non profit social agencies. Sam is passionate in helping participants to achieve better mental health through active group drumming.

To know more about DrumIN, visit www.drumin.ca.