Wellness
Sarah Yeung serves as Gather Center’s Wellness Curator following being awarded Artist in Residence for Resonance phase of our Consciousness Spiral. Yeung’s interdisciplinary work bridges art and wellbeing, East and West, ancient and modern traditions. She weaves sound, movement, energy practices, and contemplative arts into transformative experiences for individuals and communities. Yeung is founder of SKY Sound Yoga, certified as a sound healing practitioner, Reiki master teacher, registered yoga teacher (e-RYT 500), and holistic wellness coach. She holds Bachelor’s of Science and Master’s of Science from Cornell University. A trauma survivor in long term recovery, she brings a deeply compassionate, trauma-conscious approach to her offerings, specializing in stress reduction, mental health support, and emotional healing.
Public workshops and community experiences debuting fall 2026:
Curated wellness programming and collaborations
Private sessions (e.g. 1-on-1 or small group)
Experiences with guest practitioners
Sliding-scale and donation-based programming to support access
Training/attunement courses
Community circles and creative gatherings
Partnerships with local organizations/businesses
Wellness offerings connected to seasonal exhibitions (e.g. wellness “demos” or practitioners networking immediately before opening/closing)
Explore future grants or funding opportunities (especially in the intersection of arts and health). Investigate feasibility to collect basic evidence-based data for potential future funding requests (e.g. pre-post survey)
Staff wellness and organizational programs
Yeung continues her relationship with healing through therapeutic and transformative sound and vibration offerings, somatic movements, and energy work across the world. Trained in multiple lineages, Yeung has studied with masters from Nepal and Tibet. Her work explores how sound, resonance, and artistic expression can restore balance, expand inner awareness, and cultivate embodied presence.
Passionate about inclusive community building, she guides individuals to reconnect with their innate capacities, embrace their authentic journeys, and return to a natural state of balance in an overstimulated modern world. In addition to individual sessions and group classes, she collaborates with organizations, such as museums, hospitals, cultural and educational institutions, and companies, to design customized programs and serve as a teaching artist.
As a published writer and interdisciplinary artist, Sarah’s recent creative work explores transmutation, the interplay between physical and ethereal realms, and the dissolution of perceived boundaries, such as between disciplines/modalities, identities, and dualistic juxtapositions.
In 2026, Sarah has presented at conferences including Art Heals – an art and health symposium hosted by New Jersey State Council on the Arts, Zimmerli Art Museum, Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University, Middlesex County, Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art at the University of Oregon, Middlesex County Arts, and NYC MoMA – and Vegetarian Food Asia & Vitality Living Asia – the region’s largest green-living and fitness expo with over 1,000 exhibitors and 50,000 attendees.
