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Sound Bath near Rutherglen

Just across the River Clyde from Glasgow's East End, Rutherglen is one of the closest towns to The Reset Room's Bridgeton treatment room.

To be clear: The Reset Room has one location, in Bridgeton. If you’re in Rutherglen and looking for sound bath, it’s a short trip to a private, unhurried room.

Small-group sound bath room with mats, blankets and gong at The Reset Room Glasgow

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.

Everything about sound bath at The Reset Room

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 Rutherglen

Rutherglen to a quieter room

Rutherglen has its own Main Street and a strong sense of being a town in its own right, but it sits right on Glasgow's doorstep, just south of the Clyde from Bridgeton and Dalmarnock. For G73 clients, that means a private treatment room is close by without heading into the city centre or out to a hotel spa.

What you'll find is an unhurried, personal treatment in a quiet room with one therapist. Swedish and hot stone massage are good choices if you want to properly unwind and lymphatic drainage suits anyone who feels puffy or heavy.

Getting here from Rutherglen

Bridgeton is north of Rutherglen across the River Clyde. Free parking is available near Park Lane House on Broad Street, and there are good transport links across the East End.

Use Get directions below to plan the best route from your address.

Rooms 3/14 and 3/15, Park Lane House
47 Broad Street
Bridgeton, Glasgow G40 2QW

Call 07737 171101

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 The Reset Room close to Rutherglen?

Yes — it's in Bridgeton, just north of Rutherglen across the Clyde. Use Get directions to see your route.

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