What is Vibrational Sound Therapy?
Vibrational Sound Therapy (VST) is a form of sound healing that uses specially designed therapeutic sound bowls, including Tibetan singing bowls, near or in contact with the body to produce soothing vibration and sound.
This remarkable combination induces a profound state of relaxation that naturally allows for the repair of the body and mind. The intent of these therapy sessions is to reduce those factors that negatively impact physical health and well-being.
Who is Vibrational Sound Therapy for?
Vibrational Sound Therapy is ideal for those struggling with stress, anxiety, chronic pain, and overall fatigue. Our healing practitioners use therapeutic singing bowls and tuning forks to stimulate your nervous system and slow your brain waves allowing you to sink into a state of deep relaxation and meditative thought.
Based on your individual needs, VST can be done as a singular therapy or in combination with meditation, guided imagery, breathwork, and Reiki. Our sound healers also offer Private Sound Baths for 2 or more people.
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