New Years Sankalpa, Restorative Yoga & Soundbath
Welcome the new year with a nourishing two-hour Sankalpa sound meditation and restorative practice.
Sankalpa is a vow we make to ourselves to connect with our highest truth, to honour the deeper meaning of our lives.
Through sound, poetry, restorative practice and chant, we invite you to rest in your wholeness, to nourish your calling.
A gentle invitation to reconnect with what matters deeply to you.
The Details
Saturday, 2nd January 2026
2.30pm – 4.30pm
$49 Early Bird (end 10 days prior to the event)
$59 Late Bird
10% discount for Spanda Members
*Full refunds are granted for requests 6 days prior to event.
**Credit to future events granted if notice given minimum 4 days before. Credit to be used within 30 days. No shows foreit their tickets
Through song, meditative silence and an array of gentle singing bowls, chimes, gongs, handpan, drum and monochord, Danielle will facilitate a gentle restorative practice, weaving chant, poetry and reflective text throughout.
This practice will offer participants the space to reflect – a space in which to focus your mind, connect to your heartfelt desires and channel your own beautiful innate divine energy that is you, that is, always has been and always will be who you are.
Tea and vegan gluten-free snacks for the last 15 minutes of the session.
♡ Arrive to South Fremantle at the beginning of the New Year
♡ Step into the instant calm that awaits at Spanda Yoga School studio
♡ Settle into a delicious nest of props on the mat – all prepared for your arrival
♡ Be guided through a restorative yin yoga practice followed by a sound bath
♡ Finish with tea and treats
…ready to head out into the evening and begin 2027 with a clear intention and a gentle open heart.
WEAR: something comfortable for moving and sitting.
BRING: Water bottle, a journal or notepad and pen (optional).
Danielle is a musician, educator, therapist and yoga teacher based in Fremantle and Yallingup
Her musical life began with the trombone, completing a Bachelor of Music in Trombone Performance at the Canberra School of Music, A.N.U.
Through a Hungarian Government scholarship, she completed her postgraduate study at the Kodály Institute in Kecskemét, Hungary, deepening her approach to musicianship grounded in listening, voice and musical understanding.
She went on to lecture at the Canberra School of Music, A.N.U., establish the Young Conservatorium Program at the Tasmanian Conservatorium of Music and direct Cottage School of Music for more than two decades.
Her work has also included children’s choirs, early childhood music and teacher education, composition, narration and performance.
Danielle has been a passionate yoga teacher for over 6 years and teaching at Spanda since 2025. Her Yoga training of over 550hrs includes Trauma Sensitive YT with The Yoga Clinic.
“Great empathic teacher with expert understanding of the restorative process. Highly recommend Danielle.”- K.
”Loved this so much! I didn’t want it to end. Felt amazing afterwards.” – J.
Incredible. So generous – Danielle just keeps on giving. – L.
“I had such a wonderful practice – this instructor has what we call in Noongar “kwop wiern” a beautiful spirit and healing energy. Thank you x” -I.
Cost & Booking
$49 Early Bird – ends 10 days before event
$59 after the Early Bird
Purchase your ticket below in Momence*
Saturday, 2nd January, 2027: 2.30pm – 4.30pm
*$10 Early Bird discount ends 10 days before event
*Spanda Members also receive 10% discount