Music Therapy Sessions
Yidakigong — the music of inner silence
Gong · Didgeridoo · Singing Bowls · Voice
Patrick Hoelen has spent 30 years as a music therapist, and from this deep practice emerged Yidakigong — his own method, blending the ancient resonance of instruments from cultures around the world with a deeply embodied approach to healing.
The gong, the didgeridoo, the singing bowl. These are not performance instruments. They are vehicles of vibration. And the human body — over 60% water — receives them like a sponge.
In a Yidakigong session, you do not listen to music from the outside. You merge with it. The vibrations move through you, massaging every cell gently, finding the places where tension has hardened and softening them. Participants often describe the experience as a return — to a part of themselves they had forgotten.
The instruments produce vibrations that echo the natural world — minerals, water, living tissue. The result is a subtle, cellular massage. Calming. Soothing. Resetting.
“The aim is to plant seeds so that the body can reset itself, and then be ‘watered’ from time to time…”
SESSION DETAILS
Sound Healing Session
Individual or small group sessions at La Boutique Naturelle, in the house or in nature.
“Each atom is constantly singing a song, and this note creates forms of greater or lesser material density at every moment.”
THE SCIENCE BEHIND IT
Why vibration heals
Water is the ideal vehicle for sound vibrations. And the human body is more than 60% water. This is why instruments like the gong and didgeridoo move so easily through us — not metaphorically, but physically.
A healthy body produces coherent vibrations. Stress, trauma and illness disrupt this coherence. Yidakigong sessions gently reintroduce those frequencies — offering the body a memory of its own harmony.
The sounds produced during a session can evoke deep states of rest, reconnect participants to spaces within themselves where healing is still intact, and allow the nervous system to truly exhale.
“Vibrations create balance;
they resonate and transform.”