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KIN Unified Healing

The FIRST Evidence Based Healing Arts Institute at the intersect of Science and Spirituality Come take a class, workshop, and get certified.

Meditation, Reiki, Akashic Records, Holographic Sound, Yoga, Breathwork, Hypnotherapy, Energy Healing, Shamanic Energy Healing, Acupuncture, Tarot, Dream Interpretation, Mediumship,
Kaílūkuan Combat and Healing Arts, Psychic and Spiritual Development, Astrology, and many more. Our offerings are virtual and in-person.

11/14/2025

The holidays can pull us in every direction — but your nervous system deserves a pause.

Introducing The Sound Reset Pass

Unlimited access to all Sound Bath Meditations through December 31 for $179.
That’s eight weeks to breathe deeper, reset your rhythm, and remember how good it feels to feel grounded.
You can’t pour from an empty bowl.
Come refill with sound. 🎶
🗓️ Available now through Dec 31

11/11/2025

The sound of the Kora transcends time, culture, and space.
Join us for an unforgettable evening with Mansa Djeli-Baba Fodé Sissoko, griot, healer, and master of the 21-string Kora from West Africa.

Let the rhythm of ancestral music guide you into connection, peace, and presence. 💫

📅 Saturday, Nov 15th, 2025 at 6pm
📍 KIN Unified Healing, Walnut, CA
🎟️ Tickets available now — link in bio

11/04/2025

Sound, Story & Spirit — An Evening with the Griot

Across West Africa, the griot is more than a musician — they are the living library of the people, keeping history and healing alive through sound.

On this evening at Karayán House, we welcome Baba Fode Sissoko — Mansa Djeli, kora master and spiritual keeper of a 2,200-year lineage of griots.

Join us for tea, sweets, and storytelling as Baba Fode shares the sacred songs and wisdom that bridge the seen and unseen.

Discover how rhythm, vibration, and memory weave together as medicine for the heart.

$45 per guest | Limited seating
Nov 15
6:00-8:00pm

10/30/2025

✨ Fix These 7 Mistakes & Elevate Your Sound Practice ✨

We are proud to be AHNA-accredited for 40.5 CNEs — offering evidence-based sound therapy training for practitioners and healthcare providers. 🌿

This series shared the 7 most common mistakes in sound healing — from playing too forcefully, to ignoring your energetic state, to skipping proper instrument care. Each one can be fixed with awareness, adaptability, and attention to detail.
Sound healing is both an art and a science. Small adjustments — like sequencing instruments with intention, adapting to the space, or keeping bowls and drums well cared for — can transform a session from ordinary to extraordinary.

👉 Save this series as your sound healing checklist.
👉 DM me to join our next accredited training.

10/28/2025

🎼 Mistake #7: Skipping Instrument Care 🎼

Poorly maintained instruments lose their power. Dusty bowls sound dull, worn mallets distort tones, and drums left in heat or damp conditions can warp or crack. Even forgetting to empty water after tuning bowls can change the sound over time. Neglect shortens an instrument’s life — and weakens the session.

✨ The Fix:
• Clean bowls regularly and use proper mallets.
• Always empty water after tuning.
• Protect drums with cases and avoid extreme temperatures.
• Store and travel with proper protection to preserve resonance.

Cared-for instruments = brighter tones, longer life, and a more professional experience for your clients.

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👉 Tag a practitioner who needs this reminder.

10/27/2025

Dear Community,

The Kailukuan School of Indigenous Science was born from a Divine call to reclaim ancestral knowledge and restore Indigenous ways of knowing. I was honored to steward this vision into form. As this chapter comes to completion, its spirit continues through the KIN Global Arts Collective, where sound, culture, and community remain at the center.

With the launch of our cultural culinary and concert series, Karayán House, on November 1, we begin a new chapter - the soft opening of the KIN Global Arts Collective. All proceeds from this gathering will directly support our start up, building a robust cultural arts experience at our new community space.

This vision is rooted in a simple but profound truth: our search for identity lies not in what was lost, but in what has survived. Our study in sound brings us here. Across all Indigenous cultures, its sacred art forms have always been the bridge between worlds - the connection to greater consciousness, to Spirit, to Nature, to one another. The beat of the drum, the resonance of the voice, the movement of the body, the food and craftwork of every culture were not just expressions of life - they were expressions of the heart in right relationship to nature.

I am deeply grateful to each of you who has walked with me in this journey. I invite you now to join me in this new chapter - to honor the ancestors, uplift the living, and plant the medicine for those yet to come.

I personally invite you to join us for dinner on Nov 1 at Karayán House by KIN Global Arts Collective.

With love and reverence,
Janelle P. Corpuz
Founder & Director, KIN Institute of Sound and Global Arts Collective
Co-Founder, Kailukuan School of Indigenous Science

10/26/2025

November with KIN-Mark your calendars!
Join us on our upcoming events this November:
https://kinunifiedhealing.com/pages/kin-weekly-classes

🫕Karayan House| November 1 🇬🇭
A monthly evening of Filipino cuisine, West African drum & dance, and a candlelit Kora concert with Lunden Rice, Esi Poole, Nafi Diabate, and Grammy winner Magatte Fall. Food. Music. Culture. Connection.

🌕✨ Full Moon in Ta**us | November 5 ✨♉
Relax, reflect, and dare to dream big under the November full moon. 🌕
Join us for an evening of sound healing, self-care, and gratitude, as we embrace the art of slow living and reset our intentions for the season ahead.
Breathe. Receive. Realign. 💫

🎶🌍Kora Class | November 9
Discover the enchanting sounds of the West African Kora, a 21-string harp-lute known for its meditative beauty and storytelling roots. In this hands-on class, you’ll learn the basics of technique, rhythm, and melody—no experience needed. Come connect through music, culture, and the joy of learning something timeless. ✨

🥁Rhythm Circles CE Training 🥁 | November 15-16
Experience the power of rhythm as a tool for connection, healing, and creativity. This Continuing Education course explores group drumming, rhythmic entrainment, and mindful facilitation techniques to bring harmony into your practice and community work.

🪘🎶West African Drum Language| November 23. 3p-4:30p
In this West African Drum Language class, the drum is your voice and the rhythm tells your story. Learn ancient patterns that connect communities, celebrate life, and honor culture.

🎶Intro to West African Song & Dance🎶| November 23. 6:30p-8p
Join us for a joyful song and dance experience celebrating West African rhythms and traditions, guided by live drumming and movements that honor community, ancestry, and nature.

🎨 Mindful Music Makers Camp 🎶 | November 24-26
Theme: Creative Minds — Exploring Art & Expression
In this 3 day camp of music, movement, and imagination! Kids will explore sound, rhythm, and art through mindful play and creative expression—nurturing confidence, connection, and joy. ✨ https://www.kin-academy.com/mindfulmusicmakers

10/22/2025

💜 Mistake #6: Not Attuning to Client Needs 💜

Every participant is different. Sudden chimes may startle trauma survivors, deep gongs may overwhelm those with sensory sensitivities, and some clients may not be able to sit still or fully relax. Ignoring these differences means people can leave unsettled — or worse, feeling unsupported.

✨ The Fix:
• Intake matters: ask about sensitivities and comfort levels.
• Watch body language and breathing during the session.
• Be adaptable — not every session can be cookie cutter.
• If a client can’t lie still, shift into active meditation or gentle play.
• The mark of an astute practitioner is flexibility, not forcing people into a mold.
Adapting in real time builds trust — and ensures every client gets the best session for their needs.

👉 Save this as a reminder for your next session.
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10/21/2025

🏛️ Mistake #5: Not Adapting to Your Space 🏛️

Sound behaves differently everywhere. In a small room, loud playing can overwhelm. Outdoors, subtle tones get lost in the noise. And in large rooms with many participants, your instruments alone may not carry — without mics or a PA, people in the back miss the experience.

✨ The Fix:
• Test the space before every session.
• Find the “sweet spot” in the room.
• Adjust volume and instrument choices to fit the acoustics.
• Use client placement and room shape to your advantage.
• In bigger spaces, don’t hesitate to use amplification for clarity.

Adapting to your environment ensures the sound holds everyone in balance, no matter the setting.

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10/20/2025

🌿 Mistake #4: Ignoring Your Own Energetic State 🌿

Even if your technique is perfect, if you’re anxious, distracted, or in “performance mode,” that scattered energy transmits through the sound. Clients can feel it — leaving them restless or disconnected instead of relaxed.

✨ The Fix:
• Remember: you are the instrument.
• Take time before every session to breathe, ground, and set intention.
• Enter a meditative state first — when you’re calm and centered, participants naturally entrain to your vibration.

I teach a specific protocol for this called Chromonyasa Sound Technique, which helps facilitators drop into the meditative state their clients need to follow.

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18756 Amar Road
Walnut, CA
91788

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Tuesday	11am - 4pm
Wednesday	11am - 4pm
Thursday	11am - 4pm
Friday	11am - 4pm
Saturday	11am - 4pm

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+16266678001

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https://kinunifiedhealing.com/

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