SESSIONS AND WHAT THEY INVOLVE    

For the healing process to be most effective, an initial program of four sessions is generally recommended. You may find that a longer or shorter course of treatments will work best for you. Some people may feel that a single session is all that is required to help them to de stress and to tune up! Sessions usually last one hour. Initial sessions involve carrying out a wellbeing assessment so you would need to allow for time of an hour and a half at the same cost. The assesment is designed to identify which areas of life may be most in need of healing, whether physical, emotional or spiritual. Carrying out the brief assesment, is not only helpful to me to identifing core issues but also in facilitating clarity for the client in terms if identification of intention for change, transformation or healing. During the first session, I also assess which, if any sounds do not resonate with the client and take note of personal preferences. I generally use a wide variety of sounds and instruments, gauging clients responses and impressions in order to fine tune future session frameworks. All information shared by the client remains confidential. During initial sessions a brief questionnaire is carried out to rule out any contraindications that may be present and to highlight medical issues that may be relevant to the session. Data protection regulations are also adhered to with regard to all personal information. Sound therapy involves helping the clients to heal themselves from within. The specific sounds are very effective in quieting the busy overactive internal chatter, that we all experience on a day to day basis, in order to find peace, harmony and wisdom from within. Some people refer to this wisdom as the higher self. Many clients report experiencing a state of being neither awake or asleep which is known as hypnagogia. It is well known and established that left and right hemispheres of the brain are most synchronised when in this state thus facilitating greater access and connectivity to all parts of the brain including areas that may be less dominant whilst awake. Anyone who has never experienced sound therapy in the past may find the effects to be less profound at first but this varies between individuals.