SOUND HEALING CERTIFICATION TRAINING

In this segment, we will explore the behavior of sound, as well as its properties and characteristics. Understanding these fundamentals is a key element for deeper listening skills and mindfully working with sound when it is considered a healing tool.

This section presents the essential knowledge of the building blocks of music. It is designed to help sound healing practitioners of all levels to understand how sound becomes music. This segment takes you into the logic behind the concepts and principles of music composition.

When a person recognizes an acoustical signal, that signal arrives at the ear as a mechanical sound wave, but within the ear, sound is translated and transformed. In this segment of our sound therapy training, we discuss the mental, psychological and physical processing of the acoustical signals.

This segment will guide you through an in-depth exploration of the internal rhythms of the human body, detailing how natural cycles operate and their significance. Additionally, it will examine the influence of rhythmic sound stimuli on our emotional, mental, and physical states. By understanding these interactions, you will gain valuable insights into how rhythm can be used to promote well-being and harmony in your life.

This segment covers the history and types of Himalayan singing bowls, also known as Tibetan singing bowls. It includes the author’s personal stories, debunks common myths, and provides guidance on distinguishing between modern and antique bowls, choosing and maintaining your instrument, and comparing metal and crystal singing bowls. You'll also explore the impact of a bowl's geometry on its sound and other interesting topics.

This segment explores the art and science of playing and assembling a coherent set of singing bowls; understanding what they offer, and how to get the full potential out of them. These instruments each have their own strengths and subtle nuances. Here we bring together the information presented in the previous segments and look at the application of sound therapy through the use of singing bowls.

In sound healing field, some practitioners call themselves "Gong Masters" and use a master-slave dynamic, which exposes audiences to potentially harmful sounds. Our training focuses on proper etiquette and techniques for interacting with gongs. This course will provide you with the knowledge and skills to be respected by both the gong and your audience, ensuring a safe and effective sound healing experience.

Practitioners use a number of different instruments and tools to create soundscapes for their sound healing journeys and sound baths. Like with all instruments, it is important to understand the underlying principles of how the sounds are made and transmitted. You will learn these instruments and how to use them thoughtfully.

Group sound bath sessions showcase the sound healing worker's skills in understanding themselves, their instruments, and how to craft a sound journey for listeners. Setting up the physical space where the session takes place requires attention to aesthetics, acoustics, and distractions. Preparing the participants before a class begins in a number of important ways. Equally vital is knowing things to avoid during group sessions.

The civilizations of ancient Greece and Egypt placed profound importance on the concept of sound, viewing it not just as a sensory stimulus but as a deeply mystical element embedded within their cultural, philosophical, and spiritual practices. In this bonus segment, you will learn about the esoteric properties of sound. Additionally, you'll have the opportunity to explore prevalent theories in the realm of sound healing, honing your critical thinking skills to discerningly embrace or approach them with skepticism.