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Professional Development for Health, Wellness and Education

"So many activities and tools to last a life time!"

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Rhythm2Recovery 2-day Facilitator Training

9 & 10 May 2026 | Hong Kong

with Simon Faulkner
BSocSc (Psychology & Addiction), MCouns. 

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"This training is a treasure. It’s a must-do for anyone working in a therapeutic or educational context. When words get in the way, tune in to the principles that Rhythm2Recovery offers in this packed workshop."

— Dr. Daryl Chow, MA, Ph.D. (Psych) Counselling Psychologist, International  Center for Clinical Excellence (ICCE).

Discover Rhythm2Recovery with Simon Faulkner in Hong Kong!

Simon Faulkner, creator of the award-winning DRUMBEAT, brings his internationally acclaimed  

Rhythm2Recovery (R2R) facilitation training to Hong Kong for the first time, hosted by Drum Jam.

R2R delivers therapeutic programmes and professional development through fun, engaging rhythmic musical activities that support social and emotional growth. Grounded in the latest neuroscience.

This evidence-based approach enhances emotional regulation, fosters social connection, and reduces anxiety and other forms of psychological distress.

A Psycho-Social Model combining Rhythmic Music and Reflective Discussions in support of Social & Emotional Health

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This evidence-based, 2-day course equips you with practical tools and skills to integrate music into your practice—no prior music experience required. Address social and emotional challenges faced by your clients or students with confidence.

The R2R model is used by therapists and educators around the world working in diverse fields including trauma, mental health, behavioural education, custodial facilities, child protection and refugee integration.
 

Gain exclusive access to over 200 practical rhythm games, exercises, and training videos—adaptable for counselling, education, individuals, families, or groups.

Simon Faulkner  BSocSc (Psychology & Addiction), MCouns.​

  • Creator of award-winning DRUMBEAT and Rhythm2Recovery—evidence-based models for therapeutic intervention and reflection.

  • 20+ years as counsellor and trainer for refugees, prisons, schools, mental health.

  • 200+ exercises across 50 themes: resilience, relationships, identity and more.
     

Perfect for Professionals

This hands-on training suits counsellors, educators, music therapists, youth workers, occupational therapists, and professionals in health, education, and personal development.

Global Reach, Local Opportunity

Thousands of professionals worldwide use R2R.  Join our Hong Kong training—limited to 24 seats. Train directly with the creator, Simon Faulkner.

Investment

Early bird HKD2,980 (save HKD500)—ends 15 March 2026

Standard HKD3,480—from 16 March
24 seats only. First come, first served. Registration closes when all seats are filled.

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"Fantastic training, I am so excited to bring this back to my school and implement it with our school community. Excellent delivery of material with a great balance of theory and  practice." — Laurie Caines,Principal, Montrose School, BC, Canada

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​Training Schedule:

Date: 9 & 10 May 2026 (Sat & Sun)

Time: 9 am to 5:30 pm daily

Venue: Diamond Hill, Kowloon

Language: English with Chinese translation

Itinerary:

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Day One:

The Rhythm2Recovery model: linking the evidence of what works in therapy to rhythmic activities for individuals and groups in different settings. - An introduction to the Rhythm2Recovery model. - Rhythm exercises and strategies to cement the therapeutic alliance. - Exercises that examine values & boundaries. - Rhythm exercises for fun and focus. - Rhythmic mindfulness. - Key Analogies linking the musical exercises to life experiences & encouraging reflection. - Rhythm exercises for teamwork and healthy relationships. - Exercises for physical balance. - Exercises for empowerment & self-belief.

Day Two:

Practice key principles of the Rhythm2Recovery model: hands-on rhythmic tools for communication, emotional regulation, and resilience. - Rhythm exercises for better communication. - Listening exercises. - Exercises for managing adversity. - Exercises promoting responsibility. - Positive Psychology Exercises. - Rhythm exercises for the safe expression of feelings. - Rhythmic exercises for identifying feelings. - Emotional regulation exercises. - Grounding exercises. Rhythm exercises for coordination. - Strategies for effective implementation.

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"Unbelievable! What a wealth of amazing activities and ideas to use, not only in a counselling context, but also in a general classroom."

—Susannah Hollands, Teacher, Australia

"The best training ever!

Extremely refreshing and relevant to the mental health impacted populations I work with."

— Linda Gerardy, MMT, MT-BC, Crestwood Behavioral Health, CA, USA

"The most refreshing and life changing programme I've implemented as part of my counseling and occupational therapy work." Terrie King, OTR, LPC Heart Space Counseling Center, LLC – Texas, USA

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Bonus!  

R2R Facilitator Resources

By attending the 2-day training, you will receive exclusive access to these powerful tools—your essential toolkit for seamless implementation:

  • 200+ training videos of R2R exercises demonstrated in real sessions.

  • Ready-to-use evaluation measures and permission forms.

  • Mindfulness scripts for drumming.

  • Indigenous 2-Way Learning workbook.

  • Session outlines for Child Trauma, Veterans, DV Prevention, Parenting, Grieving, Elderly groups, COVID Resilience & Recovery, and more.

  • Implementation tip sheets.

  • Promotional materials.

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Learn dynamic interventions using the healing power of rhythm and reflection for social and emotional health

9 & 10 May 2026 in Hong Kong

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Simon Faulkner

BSocSc (Psychology & Addiction), MCouns.

Creator of the award-winning DRUMBEAT programme and Rhythm2Recovery (R2R)—evidence-based rhythmic interventions for social-emotional learning and trauma recovery. Experienced therapist and trainer with 20+ years across schools, prisons, mental health, refugees, Indigenous communities, and more. Author of Rhythm 2  Recovery, over a dozen peer-reviewed articles, and presenter at global conferences.

"I had no drumming experience prior to the workshop, but following the training, I was able to confidently implement the program in multiple settings."
—Terrie King, OTR/LPC, Heart Space Counseling Center – Texas

Watch R2R Introductory Video Now!

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