Sound Therapy Education
Online Sound Therapy Healing Certification
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Whole-Body Vibration (WBV)
Mechanisms, benefits and applications of vibration platforms.
Whole-body vibration involves standing, sitting or lying on a machine with a vibrating platform. When the machine vibrates, it transmits energy to the body — forcing muscles to contract and relax many times per second.
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Infrasonic Vibrations
The mysterious world of frequencies below human hearing.
Sounds with frequencies below 20 Hz are termed infrasonic vibrations. While generally inaudible, their vibrational energy can be sensed — and they originate from the body's own muscles, heart and brain.
The Healing Power of 528 Hz Music
A comparative analysis with 440 Hz.
The solfeggio frequency 528 Hz has garnered attention for its purported healing properties. How does it compare to the internationally recognized 440 Hz tuning standard?
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The Growth of the Sound Therapy Industry
The resonance of sound therapy in the wellness industry.
In recent years the wellness industry has witnessed a transformative shift, with music and sound therapy emerging as pivotal elements in holistic healing — backed by science, testimonials, and a growing global community.
Cymatics — Hans Jenny
The mystical world of sound made visual.
The study of wave phenomena — where sound waves manifest into visible patterns — is known as Cymatics. The term owes its origin to Swiss researcher Hans Jenny (1904–1972).
Sound Therapy, Music Therapy and History
The timeless healing power of sound.
Sound therapy — the use of sound and music to promote healing — is not novel. Its roots trace back to ancient civilizations where it was intertwined with spiritual practices and rituals.
Cells Produce Sound
The symphony of cells: sonocytology and its potential in medicine.
The scientific community was astounded when James K. Gimzewski detected nano-oscillations produced by yeast cells — a discovery that opened the door to sonocytology.
Guidelines for Teaching Sound Therapy
A practical framework for designing your own sound therapy course.
Once you have enough experience, you can teach sound therapy to others — but teaching is a big responsibility. Here is how we think about value, structure, convenience and cost when designing a course.