Reiki Sound&Vibrational Healing (60 min)

Service Description

In these Reiki sessions, Sound and Vibrational Healing will be provided intuitively by weighted chakra tuning forks, quartz crystal singing bowls, drum, rattle, chanting, or toning to bring about relaxation, and promote physical healing and many other holistic health benefits. Sound Therapy has been successfully used as a form of complimentary medicine as part of holistic health care options. Prevention.com talks about it describing how it works : "There is no definitive answer to why sound therapy can be so soothing (or sad, or euphoric, or angering). But its practitioners have theories. "The vibrations work by 'massaging' every cell in the body," says Hofmann, who notes that it's about more than just the meditative, relaxing effects of sound. "In contrast to a traditional massage, which manipulates the surface tissue of the body, this treatment works all the way through your skin, muscle, tissue, and organs." Further, Prevention.com goes on to describe the benefits of experiencing sound therapy: "Plenty of compelling research supports sound therapy for relief of both physical and psychological pain, Milosavljevic notes. One study by researchers from the University of California found that meditation aided by Tibetan bowls noticeably decreased stress and anger—especially among people who were new to this kind of practice. Another, focusing on patients with fibromyalgia, noted that low-frequency sound stimulation significantly increased the amount of time participants could both sit and stand without pain. Meta-analyses also support the benefits of sound on health. Researchers at the University of Bonn in Germany found evidence among 30 separate studies to support the use of binaural beats as a way to reduce anxiety. And, analyzing 400 studies, scientists from McGill University linked playing and listening to music with improved overall mental and physical health. Admittedly, individual studies often have small sample sizes. But nearly all of them demonstrate real results. "While sound therapy isn’t a cure-all for most people with severe pain or stress, it’s definitely beneficial," Milosavljevic says." Link to Prevention.com article: https://www.prevention.com/health/mental-health/a30986834/what-is-sound-therapy/