WHAT DOES A 60 Minute Vibrational Sound Therapy SESSION LOOK LIKE?

Your In Person Harmony Bowl Therapy Session:

A Vibrational Sound Therapy session is similar to a massage but instead uses Himalayan Sound Bowls on the body. You will be on a massage table fully clothed and bowls will be placed on and around the body.

This is a non-touch session, only the bowls will be on your body.

A combination of the Himalayan Sound bowls, Reiki, Tuning Forks, Chimes and crystal singing bowls may be used to enhance your experience of deep rest and relaxation.

What Is Harmony Bowls Vibrational Sound Therapy?

The singing bowls speak the language of the brain, which is frequency. Busy brains put out busy BETA brain waves, and when brains get around these big circles of sound they tend to entrain or slow down to an alpha theta state.

This is an amazing phenomenon because it can bring a person out of that busy chattering mind to point of peace. A sound bath helps you come to the present moment, and helps to center and ground a person into their body.

Sound Therapy can help to:

• Improve sleep

• Improve digestion

• Reduce stress & anxiety

• Improve focus

• Feel centered and grounded

• Rest, relax & repair

When a Sound Bowl is placed on the body it can provide an even deeper healing on a cellular level. Sound Therapy can help to repair and regulate the nervous system, improving your overall wellness.  

During the Harmony Bowl Vibrational Sound Therapy session, your body will naturally relax so deep rest healing can occur. Some people feel the energy flowing through their bodies. Some will feel various sensations such as tingling, or temperature and pressure changes. Some people will feel a deep sense of relaxation and stress relief.

All sessions are different and all experiences are just what the body is needing. Rest assured that your experience is exactly perfect for you, and that sound and frequency is working deeply and powerfully to help your body to naturally repair itself at the root levels of any imbalances.

*Sound Therapy is not a substitute for medical care or professional mental health support. However, it will support and enhance any form of treatment.