What is Sound Therapy, How does it work? Maybe you have heard of Sound Therapy before. If you were in my office, you would hear it and think it was similar to the sound of machinery whirring or a cat purring. However, it is much more than that. Sound Therapy is a series of frequencies and wave forms. We can describe all matter as organized by wave forms and frequencies. This includes our bodies. The body has specific frequencies for each gland, organ and system and subtle body. Each resonates at a certain frequency. Each must resonate at that certain frequency for health, balance and harmony with all other parts and within itself. We might liken each frequency of that particular body part to a note a member of an orchestra would play. When all the notes coming forth from the orchestra flows together and works synergistically we have beautiful music. If they do not, what do we hear? A sour note.When the body part does not resonate appropriately, we might liken that to a sour note. The gland, organ or system may begin to function at a low level causing functions to slow down or cease. Or perhaps the gland, Organ or system begins to hyperfunction, eventually leading to burnout and then the function slowing down or ceasing. The orchestra may begin to sound like a series of discordant notes, with little harmony and certainly no enjoyment to the listener. Sound therapy is like a person who retunes the instrument. As your parts are retuned and come back into harmony and balance, your internal orchestra begins to once again make beautiful music. Your body is a marvelous creation. Given the right instructions It can correct itself and begin to resonate at the frequencies that create good health. Is This Some New, Strange Therapy? Sound Therapy has been effectively used in hospitals, schools, corporate offices and psychological treatment programs. Some of the results of Sound Therapy have been: Better sleep. Stress reduction, relief of anxiety and assisting in the alleviation of stress related disorders such as high blood pressure. Improved hearing. Helps dyslexia, hyperactivity and behavioral problems in children. Helps improve mental concentration, learning abilities and creativity. How Do I Get a Sound Therapy Balance? In my office you will lie down on a table similar to a massage table to receive the vibrational frequencies. They may sound like machinery whirring or a cat purring. Each session may be a few minuets to one half hour long. If you cannot make it to my office, I now have an online store of sound therapy CD's. Click here for sound therapy to use at home. I use Applied Kinesiology to test for length of time and appropriateness of the frequencies. Jeannie Crabtree C.Ac.