SUNDAY 4 OCT
13:40 – 14:10
Body Choir
About the session
Body Choir is a unique immersive movement and breathwork experience that uses silent disco headsets to guide participants through an immersive, body-led journey. Set to carefully curated music, it invites people to move freely, breathe deeply and reconnect with themselves — no dance experience needed, no performance required. In a world where stress lives in the body, Body Choir offers something rare: a chance
Speaker
Samantha ClaireFounder of Make Space
Samantha Claire — Founder of MAKE SPACE | Shamanic Practitioner | Somatic & Movement Specialist | Event Specialist | Corporate Health | Co-founder, Thrive Festival | Singer-Songwriter | Writer | Communication Consultant | Fundraising | Change Maker Samantha is a movement and somatic specialist with over 25 years working at the intersection of the body, leadership, and community. Trained in kundalini yoga, physical theatre, and Compassionate Inquiry with Gabor Maté, she builds experiences that help people find their way back into their bodies — from the boardroom to the dance floor. She's the creator of Body Choir, a silent-disco movement and breathwork experience, As founder of MAKE SPACE and co-founder of Thrive Festival, she's spent her career designing spaces — corporate and communal — where real change happens through the body first.
Your host on the Experience Stage
STAGE HOSTKristian HumaidanCEO SoundWheel
Creator of SoundWheel, guiding restorative sound journeys for focus and renewal
Kristian Humaidan is the creator and foundeof SoundWheel, a Nordic-based approach that combines contemporary music with guided visualisation to support mental health in everyday life. With a background in music and meditation, he designs and leads immersive sound journeys that offer short, focused reboots for the mind.
In live settings, Kristian guides participants through carefully composed musical soundscapes and reflective exercises designed to encourage psychological safety, focus and renewal. His sessions help people pause, recharge and reconnect, while supporting organisations in building cultures of wellbeing, creativity and trust.
Bringing together artistic craft and an understanding of human dynamics, Kristian explores the role of tailored music in a mental health context. His work has recently been the focus of a case study by Dominik Havsteen-Franklin, Professor of Practice in Arts Therapies at Brunel University London.
Øksnehallen, Halmtorvet 11, 1700 Copenhagen · All sessions are first come, first served.
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