SOUND THERAPY
What is Sound Therapy?
The renowned American mystic Edgar Cayce stated that “Sound is the medicine of the future”. However, there is nothing new in this method of healing, as it is seen in many ancient civilisations: Pythagoras used music for physical and emotional healing, and the early Vedic philosophers and Hindu priests understood that the vibrational energy they created with their chanting and use of mantras enabled them to connect with the divine essence of the universe. Shamans, Aboriginals and other traditional cultures continue today to use song, vocal toning, drums and other instruments in their sacred ceremonies to achieve balance and unity from within.
Modern science today now confirms what these ancient cultures have always known, that everything is in a state of vibration. The frequency that something naturally vibrates is called resonance. Different organs and systems of the body vibrate at different frequencies and when healthy they resonate together in harmony. However, if one part becomes blocked and cannot vibrate at its natural frequency it may produce discord and dis-ease.
Sound therapy works to readjust these areas of blocked resonance in the body. Incorporating various instruments, all techniques in sound therapy involve the application of sound waves and harmonic vibrations. Absorbed at a cellular level these vibrations work to retune the body’s organs and systems by helping them vibrate again at their natural frequency, thus enabling them to work once again in harmony with the whole.
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During my training I learned a number of different sound treatments, but in my time as a practitioner I have found the Sound Bath to be the most popular and beneficial, and so this is the treatment I now offer to my clients. Using a variety of sound instruments this treatment provides a sonic immersion which aims to cleanse, relax and stimulate to enable healing and rejuvenation.
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Treatments for individuals at my home in Defynnog cost £30. I also offer sound baths for groups, and these start at £50.
For further information, or to book a treatment, please get in touch using the contact page.