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Many people arrive at sound healing with prior experiences of guided meditation, visualization, affirmations, or spoken instruction. For some, those experiences felt supportive. For others—especially those with trauma histories—they felt overwhelming, intrusive, or simply not accessible. This work takes a different approach. Guided Sound Therapy Often Leads the Experience In guided sound therapy, the nervous system is often asked to: Follow verbal instructions Visualize speci

Welcome. If you are here, you don’t need to be ready. You don’t need to know what you’re looking for. You don’t need to relax, heal, understand, or change anything. This space is built on one simple principle: Sound healing begins by listening — not instructing.