We’d love to get to know you better! Take a moment to introduce yourself to the community. Tell us a little bit about who you are, what you do, and any areas related to sound healing that you’re curious to explore or learn more about. Feel free to share a picture of your workspace or a place that inspires your practice! When you’ve shared your introduction, the action will be marked as complete. Let’s create a space where we can connect, support, and inspire each other’s sound healing journeys!

A fascinating look with one of the masters of improvisation. This for me is a critical element of sound healing and certainly is something all sound healers can benefit from even if they are not musicians. Also something to think about when you’re receiving healing too. The improvisational conversation that wants to be adaptive and dynamic.

As an introduction, the community will be completely free to join for the next month, starting from today. Anyone who joins during this period will receive free lifetime access. If you know friends interested in sound healing, feel free to invite them! To thank my pioneering members for helping establish the group, I’ll also offer a complimentary one-hour coaching session. Starting November 22nd, 2024, we will transition to a paid membership. The options will be $20 monthly or $192 annually, and will include weekly classes, video lessons, courses, and access to the community. Members will also enjoy additional services, learning materials, a content library of past classes, and future collaborations with other experts. Exciting things are coming!

Fascinating research done into a musical periodic table, check the link below also for a brief video on the work being done. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2023/03/230327114922.htm

A fascinating new study reveals how music has the power to synchronise not just our emotions but also our heart rates. The research shows that when people listen to the same music, their hearts can literally beat in sync, leading to a shared emotional experience. This collective synchronisation may help explain why music plays such a powerful role in bonding groups, whether in a concert, ceremony, or social gathering. Researchers found that the rhythm, tempo, and dynamics of music can influence heart rate variability and emotional states, demonstrating music’s ability to foster unity and connection at both physiological and emotional levels. This discovery highlights the deep impact music has on our social experiences, creating harmony both within individuals and across groups. https://neurosciencenews.com/