1:1 Sound Bath

Come, Relax, Enjoy

  • Sound baths improve your sleep, help you become more positive, help remove emotional blockages and trauma (grief, sadness, anger)

  • They reduce tension and physical pain. which can lower your heart rate and blood pressure.

  • Sound baths lower your body stress, which can help you sleep better.

  • Help you feel calmer and more relaxed, less anxious and more present.

  • Vibrations help improve concentration and productivity.

When I first got into sound healing, I realized how powerful sound truly is. From calming your nervous system to deepening your mindfulness. Sound baths have a way of taking on you on the journey that your body needs. The vibrations that these magical bowls bring you, allow your mind and body to relax and feel that presence with your self.

$222/hr

How Does Sound Heal?

Sound healing, grounded in resonance and entrainment, also incorporates musical intervals, rhythm, and the human voice's healing capabilities, all anchored by the power of intention. This approach promotes inner peace and well-being. Research suggests it stimulates neurotransmitter release, reduces inflammation, and synchronizes brainwaves, enhancing relaxation and supporting the body's natural healing mechanisms.

How Does Sound Effect Your Emotions?

Sound directly influences our emotions by altering brainwave patterns, reducing stress hormones, triggering memory-based emotional responses, and aligning bodily vibrations, leading to changes in mood. Different frequencies and musical compositions can induce feelings ranging from joy and relaxation to sadness and anxiety, showcasing the power of sound in mood regulation and emotional well-being enhancement.

How Does Sound Reduce Inflamation?

Sound therapy may promote the production of nitric oxide in the body, which acts as a vasodilator, improving circulation and reducing inflammation. By enhancing blood flow and oxygen delivery to tissues, sound vibrations contribute to pain relief and overall health. This scientific understanding highlights the profound impact of sound on our physical well-being.