More and more people in the middle of the city are looking for a place to take a breather. Between constant alerts and packed schedules, time when you don’t have to do anything is becoming harder to find. Jenterapy Natural Healing Center, known for singing bowl and sound-healing-focused space, has moved to Daechi-dong near Samsung Station and reopened its doors. The center, which has nurtured meditation and healing culture over a long period of time, has begun anew in a wider, quieter setting.
A New Home After a Long Journey
Jenterapy Natural Healing Center is regarded as the place that first introduced singing bowl meditation culture in South Korea. It began at the online healing shopping mall JENHEALINGSHOP and expanded by going through several locations in Seoul. Now it has relocated to the third floor of J&I Palace Building in Daechi-dong, 78gil 26, Teheran-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, bringing a healing center and a JENHEALINGSHOP under one roof. In 2020, it was selected in the healing and meditation category among the Seoul-type Wellness 100 list, and it received recognition for its authenticity. This year, at the 2026 Global Wellness Festival ‘Wonderlust,’ it also took the stage as the opening act for the first time.
The Person Who Opened the Singing Bowl Scene at Home: Chonsia CEO
Running the space is Chonsia, the singing bowl master and CEO. He is credited with first creating a singing bowl healing and meditation system in South Korea based on the Zero Principle. Along with the Jenterapy Natural Healing Center and JENHEALINGSHOP, he also operates a publishing company, Zenbook, and serves as chair of the (사)Korea Singing Bowl Association. His background includes studies in psychology and alternative medicine, as well as Ayurveda and meditation. In it all is a long-held concern to soothe the mind with sound. The new space is also a step closer to the open healing environment he has long envisioned.
Meditation That Sinks Into Daily Life, With Diverse Programs
Jenterapy’s programs are designed so even people who are new to meditation can approach without feeling burdened. The 1-on-1 private sessions, led by professional healers one-on-one, quietly check in on your mind in line with the condition of the day. The Jenterapy meditation program, offered as group sessions, was shaped to be easy and enjoyable to match the rhythm of modern life.
The path is also wide for those who want to learn. The singing bowl specialist qualification courses run in stages, from basic to advanced, including programs for healing experts and meditation instructors. There are also qualification tracks for chakra healing experts, healing-meditation instructors, and aroma collogists, so meditation that starts as a hobby can naturally evolve into a new career. Courses for corporate clients and online education programs are also available, lowering the bar to enter the space as much as possible.
A Time to Cleanse the Mind With Sound: Ongoing Workshops
At the new space, a variety of workshops and special lectures are ongoing. From deeper tracks such as the crystal singing bowl advanced course and the singing bowl advanced course to workshops ranging from sacred geometry sound healing to Swami Arun’s cosmic gong bath and singing with sacred mantras, the venue is opening up a broad range of chances to experience the texture of sound in new ways. The gong bath, in which participants fully surrender their whole bodies to the vibration of a large gong, offers exactly the experience of being immersed in sound. For anyone who wants to go one step beyond familiar meditation, this should be welcome news.
The Road to Meet Yourself
The new home is located on the third floor of J&I Palace Building in Daechi-dong, 78gil 26, Teheran-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul. The meditation specialty shopping mall JENHEALINGSHOP, where you can meet singing bowls, natural gemstone stones, koshi chimes, and aroma oils, is also operated together in the same space. This is not a place to fill yourself up with something more—it’s a place you come to put things down for a moment. Jenterapy’s long-held belief that you meet yourself only when your inner world becomes quiet is quietly resonating again at the new location.
