A neuroscience-informed journey into creativity, harmony and human connection
In a culture that often rewards speed, achievement, productivity, and constant doing, many people find themselves disconnected from the very qualities that make meaningful action possible: presence, creativity, connection, and a sense of inner coherence.
This experiential workshop explores how the nervous system shapes the way we perceive, communicate, create, and relate to others.
Drawing from neuroscience, somatic practices, vocal exploration, collective musical improvisation, and simple body percussion, participants are invited into a direct experience of how safety, attention, and embodied awareness can transform both our inner state and the quality of our interactions.
Rather than approaching music as performance, we approach it as a human experience.
An opportunity to remember that music is not only something we listen to, but something we create together.
Through singing, playful vocal games, simple rhythmic patterns, collective improvisation, and guided somatic practices, participants discover how music can become a powerful laboratory for presence, creativity, regulation, and belonging.
A special of workshop for New Yorkers
In a city shaped by creativity, innovation, leadership, and constant movement, the workshop offers an opportunity to explore not only what we do, but the state from which we do it. As our capacity for presence, regulation, and attunement expands, so does our ability to contribute, collaborate, lead, and create from a place of greater clarity, humanity, and coherence.
The intention is not to withdraw from action, but to discover how action can emerge from a nervous system that feels more grounded, connected, and available — bringing more harmony to our relationships, our communities, and the world we help shape.
Throughout the workshop, participants will:
Explore practical nervous system resources that support presence, regulation, and resilience
Experience how attention influences physiology and perception
Discover how sound, rhythm, and voice can become tools for grounding, openness, and authentic communication
Explore the relationship between safety, creativity, and expression
Experience collective musical practices that foster belonging, harmony, playfulness, and shared human experience
No musical or singing experience is required.
Everything is designed to be accessible, playful, and participatory.
Meet Maca, your facilitator
Maca Robledo is an Argentine singer, functional voice educator, and nervous system practitioner whose work explores the intersection of voice, neuroscience, and human connection.
A direct disciple of Prof. Rabine, founder of Functional Voice Education, she integrates the Rabine Method®, somatic practices, and nervous system regulation to help people reconnect with what is most alive within themselves and express it through voice and music, deepening connection with themselves and others.
Alongside her teaching, Maca is an internationally acclaimed artist who has released six albums and toured throughout Europe, Asia, and Latin America. She regularly teaches workshops and professional trainings in Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil, and Spain, and her online programs have reached thousands of singers and voice professionals around the world.
Event Details
Date: July 30 2026
Times: 6.30 to 8.30 PM
In person
Price: $75
Location: KNÓSIS Physiotherapy & Wellness - 7 West 22nd Street New York, NY 10010