For clients in G41 / G42
Sound Bath near Glasgow Southside
From Shawlands and Strathbungo to Govanhill and Queen's Park, the Southside is just across the river from a quieter, more personal treatment room in Bridgeton.
To be clear: The Reset Room has one location, in Bridgeton. If you’re in Glasgow Southside and looking for sound bath, it’s a short trip to a private, unhurried room.
The treatment
About sound bath
Lie back, get comfortable and let the gong, singing bowls, drums and chimes help you slow down.
Sessions are small, live and beginner-friendly — gong, Tibetan singing bowls, drums and chimes in a calm room. No meditation experience is needed.
Good to know
- You stay fully clothed
- Lie down or sit — whatever is comfortable
- The live sound journey lasts about 60 minutes
- Small groups of up to 10 people
From Southside
Southside to a quieter room
The Southside is full of busy, sociable neighbourhoods — Shawlands, Strathbungo, Govanhill, Battlefield and the streets around Queen's Park. What it can be short of is somewhere genuinely quiet to take an hour for yourself. The Reset Room, just across the Clyde in Bridgeton, is a private alternative for G41 and G42 clients who want an unhurried, personal treatment.
Reflexology, Reiki and Swedish massage are good choices when you need to switch off, and deep tissue massage suits tension that has been building for weeks. Sound baths at the room are another way to slow down — new dates are shared on Instagram and Facebook.
Getting here from the Southside
Bridgeton is north-east of the Southside, on the other side of the River Clyde. Free parking is available near Park Lane House on Broad Street.
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Sound Baths questions
Do I need experience to attend a sound bath?
No. Sound baths are suitable for complete beginners. There is no technique to learn, and everything is explained before the session.
Do I have to lie on the floor?
No. Most people lie on a mat, but you can sit if that is more comfortable. Let me know if you need help choosing a position.
What is the difference between a sound bath and a gong bath?
A gong bath usually focuses mainly on one or more gongs. A sound bath is broader and may include gong, Tibetan singing bowls, drums, chimes and other instruments.
Is it worth travelling from the Southside?
Bridgeton is just across the river, and every appointment is a private, one-to-one treatment that isn't rushed. Use Get directions to see your route.
Do you have sound baths as well as massage?
Yes. Group sound baths are held at the Bridgeton room on dates shared on Instagram and Facebook, and singing bowls can also be added to a one-to-one Reiki session.
Book sound bath near Southside
See live availability online and choose a time that suits you.