Rhythmic Remedies blends Music and Science in Bahrain's first wellness workshop of its kind
The Indian Fine Arts Society (IFAS), Bahrain, is set to host a landmark wellness initiative, 'Rhythmic Remedies – A Journey of Healing Through Music and Rhythm,' this Saturday, May 17, 2025, at Ramee Grand Hotel, Seef.
Designed by Ms. Vinaya Karthik, Co-founder of World of Wellness, this unique experiential workshop blends ancient Indian rhythmic traditions with modern neuroscience to improve mental focus, emotional balance , and overall well-being. The event offers separate morning and evening sessions tailored for students, professionals, educators, and wellness enthusiasts.
' This is the first time Bahrain will experience music not just as art, but as therapy, as science, and as a tool for productivity and mindfulness,' said Nirmala Varadharajan, President of IFAS Bahrain. 'We are excited to introduce the community to the transformative power of rhythm.'
Event Details Venue: Ramee Grand Hotel, Seef Date: Saturday, May 17, 2025 Timings: Morning Session: 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM (followed by lunch) Evening Session: 3:30 PM – 6:00 PM
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