Breathonance: The Science of Breath & Music
An intimate wellness experience exploring the connection between breath, music, modern medicine, women’s health, and ancient yogic wisdom.
Created in collaboration with Sydenham Clinic, Breathonance, and Iris Wings, the event will feature a conversation with pulmonary and sleep medicine specialist Dr. Amit Anand, endometriosis specialist Dr. Iris Kerin Orbuch, Berklee College of Music’s Clint Valladares, and Sydenham Clinic Founder and CEO Aanchal Bhatia. Together, they will explore how breath, music, and medicine can support the nervous system, women’s health, and overall well-being.
Following the conversation, guests will be guided through a 30-minute Breathonance experience combining conscious breathing, sound, and music. The evening will conclude with food, refreshments, and time to mingle and connect.
Event Schedule | 4:00 PM–7:00 PM
Panel Discussion
A conversation exploring the intersection of breath, music, medicine, women’s health, and the nervous system.
Breathonance Experience
A 30-minute guided experience combining pranayama techniques with carefully selected sound and music to support greater calm, focus, clarity, and inner peace.
Food & Mingling
The evening will conclude with food, refreshments, and an opportunity to connect with the speakers and fellow guests.
About Sydenham Clinic
Sydenham Clinic is a members-only precision medicine and concierge health clinic focused on helping people live longer, healthier, and more optimized lives through advanced diagnostics and personalized care.
About Breathonance
Breathonance combines ancient pranayama techniques with modern music to make conscious breathing more accessible, engaging, and transformative.
About Dr. Iris Kerin Orbuch, MD
Dr. Iris Kerin Orbuch, MD is a fellowship-trained gynecologic surgeon, endometriosis excision specialist, and co-author of Beating Endo: How to Reclaim Your Life from Endometriosis. Through advanced minimally invasive surgery, whole-person healing, and patient advocacy, she helps women feel seen, heard, and restored.