Speakeasy Sound Bath

Join hypnotherapist and sound healing facilitator, Jordan Wolan for a chill sound bath in the heart of LA with speakeasy vibes! Close your eyes, let the soothing vibe of crystal bowls, chimes, the gong and more take you on a journey of relaxation and inner peace. Let’s escape the hustle together on a night of self-discovery, healing, and community.

Benefits of sound healing include:

• Reduce stress and anxiety
• Better sleep
• Strengthen the immune system
• Pain relief
• Release negative emotions
• Decrease cortisol levels
• Access deeper states of consciousness

Jordan Wolan(she/her) is a Certified Hypnotherapist and Sound Healing Facilitator who is passionate about guiding her clients and students through transformative healing experiences. Her offerings include immersive sound baths, illuminating psychedelic cannabis journeys, past life regression and hypnotic workshops, creating secure and sacred spaces where healing and personal empowerment can flourish.

Jordan specializes in working with entrepreneurs and creatives, helping them unlock their full potential. Her practice embraces diverse populations, from LGBTQ+, kink and non-traditional relationships, providing safe and inclusive support to all. Learn more about her at JordanWolan.com | Insta: @jordanwolan.

Schedule:

Doors open at 6:50pm and we begin at 7pm. Please arrive early in order to settle in. Latecomers will NOT be admitted after 7:10pm, as we cannot accommodate late arrivals once the event has started.

Bring:

Dress comfortably, first 6 folks will have a pad provided by the space, but otherwise bring something comfy to lie on, a blanket, pillow, eye covering, water bottle, and any crystals to charge. Pull a card for extra focus!

Parking

Zula Den is located in the heart of West Adams in Los Angeles. There is free street parking.*Note: there are about 25 steps to enter the space, there is no elevator.

COVID Safety

Everyone attending must have no symptoms of COVID; have not been recently diagnosed with COVID, or have had any or direct contact with someone who has recently had it. Please do not come if you are feeling sick! Thank you for your understanding and cooperation with keeping our community safe.