The Healing Drum Kit comes with a 78-page book, 24 cards with different rhythms on them, two CD’s, and a 10-inch, pre-tuned Remo frame drum, the kind of small drum found in almost every culture of the world, that even goes back to Biblical times.

Stevens teaches not by drum scores, but asks learners to feel the rhythm and learn through entrainment, the way the body synchronizes itself to the rhythms it feels. The participant also trains the ear to listen to the different tones and understand what strokes make the different drum tones. The second CD also provides an introduction to seven ethnic drum styles. Each has an introduction and a complete drum piece with accompaniment. Included on that CD are three drum circle play-along tracks for those wanting to start a drum circle or participate in one through the CD. Finally, there is a 12-minute guided meditation called "The Ancient Drummer Within."

For me, this kit was much needed. Though I’ve played a frame drum with a beater for years, I have never been able to provide rhythm with my two hands like my son does on various hand drums. Stevens’ kit helped me a lot. I can hear the simpler rhythms and can even keep up. The one thing I realize now that I’ve worked with this kit for awhile is that I need a djembe or a doumbek, because these drums have a more consistent tone for drumming the rhythms I enjoy most. I guess I’ll be haunting the music stores soon. So, if I can have some success with this, anyone can - just as Stevens says.