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Sound Therapy is a listening program to improve ear and brain health. By stimulating the auditory pathways and the brain, it improves hearing and auditory processing, reduces tinnitus, stress, fatigue and insomnia.
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Last updated: May 17 2022
How it works
Poor health and disease are believed to affect the frequency at which the body's organs and cells vibrate. In the most common form of sound therapy, practitioners try to restore and strengthen healthy frequencies by directing harmonious waves at trouble spots, and so stimulating the body's own healing powers. Treatment can be a simple matter of playing soothing sounds (such as the noise of waves or the calls of dolphins), classical music, or electronically generated waves to induce relaxation. Other forms of sound therapy involve group or individual sessions, where you are taught to produce healing sounds - usually a chant or a hum - with your own voice.
What's it good for
Sound therapy can help with stress, anxiety, insomnia and emotional problems. Therapists also claim success healing muscle and nerve conditions, such as back pain, fibrositis, neuralgia, tinnitus, sinusitis and migraine.
Where to find a practitioner
The Sound Therapy Association can refer you to the nearest practitioner.
By appointment only.
Phones minded Mon to Fri 9am to 5pm.
How it works
Poor health and disease are believed to affect the frequency at which the body's organs and cells vibrate. In the most common form of sound therapy, practitioners try to restore and strengthen healthy frequencies by directing harmonious waves at trouble spots, and so stimulating the body's own healing powers. Treatment can be a simple matter of playing soothing sounds (such as the noise of waves or the calls of dolphins), classical music, or electronically generated waves to induce relaxation. Other forms of sound therapy involve group or individual sessions, where you are taught to produce healing sounds - usually a chant or a hum - with your own voice.
What's it good for
Sound therapy can help with stress, anxiety, insomnia and emotional problems. Therapists also claim success healing muscle and nerve conditions, such as back pain, fibrositis, neuralgia, tinnitus, sinusitis and migraine.
Where to find a practitioner
The Sound Therapy Association can refer you to the nearest practitioner.
By appointment only.
Phones minded Mon to Fri 9am to 5pm.
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| Supplier | Location | Contact | Website |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sound Therapy International | Lisarow, NSW, Australia | Toll Free: 1300 557 796 | Visit Website |
Assistive Technology Australia
(Independent Living Centre NSW)
Shop 4019 Westpoint Blacktown
17 Patrick Street
Blacktown
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Australia
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1300 452 679
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