Girls Gong Wild Ensemble

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Siubhan Clark is the founder of Sacred Vibrations by Siubhan and the creator of Girls Gong Wild. After meeting fellow gong practitioners at a training in France and discovering they all lived near one another in Pennsylvania, she invited this group of incredibly talented women to reunite and continue exploring the creative possibilities of collaborative sound.

Passionate about immersive sound experiences, Siubhan enjoys blending intuition, curiosity, and connection to create unique sonic journeys. Through Girls Gong Wild, she celebrates experimentation, deep listening, and the magic that happens when musicians come together to explore, create, and share the transformative power of sound.

Long before sound became a therapeutic modality, it was her first language. Music has been a lifelong companion for Dennette Beth Myers. From an early age, percussion, pulse, rhythm, and attentive listening became not only artistic pursuits, but enduring ways of understanding the world and connecting with others. Rooted in a deep exploration of resonance and contemplative practice, her work invites moments of stillness, curiosity, and connection—where space can be recognized, presence can emerge naturally, and the quiet intelligence beneath the noise of everyday life becomes easier to perceive.

A percussionist by training, sound practitioner, meditation teacher, and educator, Dennette's artistic path has unfolded through decades of exploring rhythm, resonance, silence, and the expressive possibilities of sound—an exploration that has led her from percussion and global rhythmic traditions to frame drumming, Himalayan singing bowls, Acutonics® Sound Healing, and the gong. 

Alongside her musical studies, nearly two decades of dedicated contemplative practice through The Three Doors, founded by Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche, has profoundly influenced her relationship with listening, presence, and the facilitation of shared experience.

Her artistic voice has been shaped through the teachings of Dr. Mitch Nur of Nine Ways Academia, immersive gong study with Mike Tamburo, and frame drumming with renowned percussionist Glen Velez. Together, these traditions have nurtured a deep appreciation for resonance, silence, spaciousness, and the living pulse that flows through music, nature, and human experience.

Whether performing as part of an ensemble or facilitating immersive sound experiences, she approaches each gathering as an invitation to pause, listen deeply, and create the conditions for presence, shared connection, and meaningful reflection. Through rhythm, resonance, and silence, participants are invited to reconnect with the intelligence of rhythm—to listen more deeply to themselves, to one another, and to the living pulse that connects us all.

Dennette Beth Myers
Percussionist · Sound Practitioner · Meditation Teacher · Founder, Bodycentric Healing Arts

 Vanessa Simmons is a sound practitioner and founder of Embodied Wisdom Institute. As a Certified Therapeutic Sound Practitioner, Somatic Experiencing® Practitioner, and Trauma Center Trauma Sensitive Yoga (TCTSY) facilitator, she brings a deep appreciation for presence, embodiment, and the language of sound. Her studies have included advanced gong training through the 9Ways Academia International Gong Camp, where she further explored the artistry and expressive potential of the instrument. Vanessa offers sound with reverence and curiosity, inviting listeners into an experience of resonance, stillness, and connection that unfolds in its own time. 

Susan Maule has been a student, practitioner and teacher of the healing arts for over 25 years. Though she has studied shiatsu, Integrated Awareness, shamanism and various forms of hands on energy healing, her true focus is sound. Susan is a Certified Master Vibrational Sound Teacher and Practitioner of SomaEnergetics with David Hulse. She has studied with John Beaulieu of BioSonics, Joule L’Adara of Sounding Circles the Sound of Ashana and the Sacred Science of Sound with Jeralyn Glass. 

Jennifer PageWise is the Sound Practitioner and Reiki Practitioner at A Unified Mind (AUM), where she creates immersive sound experiences that support deep relaxation, nervous system regulation, and emotional well-being. Using bowls, gongs, handpan, chimes, and other therapeutic instruments, Jennifer invites participants into a space of rest, reflection, and reconnection. Her approach is grounded in the belief that healing happens through connection—with ourselves, one another, and the world around us.

Before building AUM Jennifer spent years as a nationally recognized speaker, educator, and community builder, presenting at conferences across the country and training professionals to better support underserved populations. She also worked directly with individuals and families experiencing poverty, helping build bridges to community resources and opportunities. Today, Jennifer continues that passion for fostering connection by partnering with her wife Stephanie to facilitate an LGBTQIA+ support group and community gatherings through AUM. She has also developed other affirming support groups throughout York County, creating spaces where people can experience belonging, support, and authentic community.