One-Bowl Foundations
Build a grounded relationship with one bowl instead of collecting equipment before you have a practice.
Registration closes Monday, November 2 at 9:00 AM Pacific. This focused, practical introduction helps massage therapists and wellness practitioners use one Tibetan singing bowl with more confidence, presence, and care.
There Is More to a Singing Bowl Than Striking It
A bowl is not a shortcut or a performance. It is a practice of listening, touch, timing, breath, presence, and intentional silence. In this live introduction, you will learn how the Zenquency Method bridges Himalayan wisdom with modern nervous-system awareness so you can work with sound more confidently and responsibly.
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
ONE-BOWL FOUNDATIONS
Build a grounded relationship with one bowl instead of collecting equipment before you have a practice.
BOWL SELECTION
Understand how bowl size, tone, vibration, and feel influence the experience - from smaller bowls with clearer tones to larger bowls with deeper, fuller resonance.
MALLETS & TECHNIQUE
Explore wooden and leather-wrapped mallets, and learn how tool choice changes the quality of the sound.
HOLD, STRIKE & SING
Practice how to hold, strike, circle, and sing the bowl with rhythm, patience, and intentional silence.
PRACTITIONER STATE / BREATH & INTENTION
Develop the breath, attention, and steady presence that help a client feel supported rather than overwhelmed.
INTEGRATION INTO BODYWORK
Learn practical ways to introduce sound into massage and wellness sessions, including a first look at two-bowl integration.
SAFETY, CONSENT & BOUNDARIES
Learn how to enter the space, lower volume, invite consent, respect contraindications, and keep sound work within a wellness scope.
YOU DON'T NEED A ROOM FULL OF BOWLS TO BEGIN
One bowl is enough to start. Learn one bowl well, understand its voice, and build skill through direct experience. The goal is not to own more tools - it is to become more present, precise, and trustworthy with the tool in your hands.
WHO THIS IS FOR
Massage therapists • Bodyworkers • Reiki and energy practitioners • Yoga and meditation teachers • Wellness professionals • Curious beginners with no prior experience or bowl collection
MEET RIYA
Riya Wang is the founder of Zenquency Healing and the instructor behind this embodied introduction to Tibetan singing bowl work. Her teaching brings together Himalayan sound traditions, hands-on practice, nervous-system awareness, and the realities of working with clients. You will learn from a practitioner who emphasizes listening, presence, safety, consent, and useful skills you can carry into your own work.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
• 3-hour live Zoom training
• Live demonstrations and guided practice
• Replay access
• Training and reference materials
• A clear foundation for continued study
Workshop investment: $97
Monday, November 2, 2026 • 10:00 AM-1:00 PM Pacific • Live on Zoom
PATH FORWARD
Intro Training → Continued Training → 100-Hour Practitioner Certification → Advanced Mentorship / Tibet Retreats
This introduction gives you a grounded first step. Continue only when the foundations feel integrated.
BEGIN WITH ONE BOWL. BUILD A PRACTICE FROM THERE.
Join Riya live on November 2 for a practical, embodied beginning. Reserve your seat for $97 before registration closes at 9:00 AM Pacific.
In three embodied hours, practice the foundations: how to hold, strike, sing, listen, pace, and integrate sound with breath, intention, safety, and consent.
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Learn practical one-bowl techniques you can integrate into your existing wellness practice.
A bowl is not a shortcut or a performance. It is a practice of listening, touch, timing, breath, presence, and intentional silence. In this live introduction, you will learn how the Zenquency Method bridges Himalayan wisdom with modern nervous-system awareness so you can work with sound more confidently and responsibly.
Build a grounded relationship with one bowl instead of collecting equipment before you have a practice.
Understand how bowl size, tone, vibration, and feel influence the experience — from smaller bowls with clearer tones to larger bowls with deeper, fuller resonance.
Explore wooden and leather-wrapped mallets, and learn how tool choice changes the quality of the sound.
Practice how to hold, strike, circle, and sing the bowl with rhythm, patience, and intentional silence.
Develop the breath, attention, and steady presence that help a client feel supported rather than overwhelmed.
Learn practical ways to introduce sound into massage and wellness sessions, including a first look at two-bowl integration.
Learn how to enter the space, lower volume, invite consent, respect contraindications, and keep sound work within a wellness scope.
One bowl is enough to start. Learn one bowl well, understand its voice, and build skill through direct experience. The goal is not to own more tools — it is to become more present, precise, and trustworthy with the tool in your hands.

Riya Wang is the founder of Zenquency Healing and the instructor behind this embodied introduction to Tibetan singing bowl work. Her teaching brings together Himalayan sound traditions, hands-on practice, nervous-system awareness, and the realities of working with clients.
You will learn from a practitioner who emphasizes listening, presence, safety, consent, and useful skills you can carry into your own work.
$97
Monday, November 2, 2026
10:00 AM–1:00 PM Pacific
Live on Zoom · 3 Hours
Join Riya live on November 2 for a practical, embodied beginning. Reserve your seat for $97 before registration closes at 9:00 AM Pacific.