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5 days ago · This clinical focus article describes a structured counseling protocol for use with protected sound management and therapeutic sound in a transitional intervention for debilitating hyperacusis.
5 days ago · What is music therapy? Music therapy is a clinical and evidence-based practice where music interventions are used to accomplish individualized goals within a therapeutic relationship by a credentialed professional who has completed an approved music therapy program.
5 days ago · The Sound Relationship House Theory, developed by Drs. John and Julie Gottman, is based on decades of research on what makes relationships succeed or fail. The theory posits that a healthy relationship is built on seven levels, each serving as a crucial component of the overall relationship structure. These levels are:
5 days ago · Method: The intervention goal is to transition patients with hyperacusis from their typical counterproductive sound avoidance behaviors (i.e., sound attenuation and limited exposure to healthy low-level sounds) into beneficial sound therapy treatment that can expand their dynamic range to the point where they can tolerate everyday sounds and ...
3 days ago · The Evidence Behind Sound Therapy in Aiding Sleep. Sound therapy uses noise to improve sleep. Studies show it can help. It may lower stress and boost deep sleep. White noise machines are popular. They blend sounds like rain or waves. This can mask other noise. It makes a steady sound for the brain. This can lead to better sleep quality.
5 days ago · The Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) is an evidence-based, 5 hour listening program based on Dr. Stephen Porges’ Polyvagal Theory. It has been found to improve self-regulation and social engagement in those with anxiety, trauma, social and emotional difficulties, auditory sensitivities and processing difficulties, and stressors that impact social engagement.
5 days ago · Sound baths offer the intention of healing mind, body and emotions, as well as the transformation of consciousness, itself a path to wellbeing. When conducted with relaxation in mind therapeutic sound sessions can reduce blood pressure and heart rate and relax the autonomic nervous system.
