
Bethesda North Hospital, Golder Room |
10500 Montgomery Road, Cincinnati, OH 45242
Featuring: Sharrie Thompson
WHAT THE EVENT IS ABOUT
โMovements made while drumming helps release the energy of the memory and allows enough distance to reframe the narrative, enabling us to reconnect with and be fully present for ourselves.โ
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
Blood Pressure
Anxiety
Pain
Stress
Foggy Brain
WHO IS OUR SPEAKER
is the facilitator of Drumming Up Well-Being, where she uses the power of rhythm to create space for peace, calm, community, and hope.
Sharrie's passion for healing was born from personal experience. After an unexpected physical collapse in 1997, she spent 15 years navigating her way back to health through the exploration of multiple healing modalities. That journey transformed her from a bedfast 39-year-old into a vibrant 67-year-young wellness advocate devoted to helping others find their own path to well-being.
She brings a rich array of credentials to her work, including Reiki Master, Certified Clinical Aromatherapist, Shamanic Healing Practitioner, and trained facilitator of HealthRHYTHMS โ a program developed by neurologist Dr. Barry Bittman and music therapist Christina Stevens. One of her greatest joys is teaching healthcare providers to incorporate drumming into their practice to enhance healing outcomes.
At the heart of Sharrie's work is a simple but powerful belief: when you pick up a drum, you discover your own personal power. Drumming offers a safe, wordless space to release stress, process emotion, and reconnect with yourself โ no musical experience required.
The goal is simple: trade stress for peace, calm, and hope. And have a whole lot of fun along the way!
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