Vibrational Sound Therapy in Columbus, OH
Fascia-focused vibrational sound therapy that reduces pain and helps reset your nervous system!
What is Vibrational Sound Therapy?
It’s a practice of using vibrations from specific instruments to regulate the nervous system, stimulate the parasympathetic nervous system, soften fascial restrictions, and stimulate self-healing.
Vibrations from chosen instruments penetrate and soften the connective tissue that surrounds and embeds all muscles, bones, nerves, blood vessels, and organs of the body, all the way to the cellular level. The vibrations help the body’s cells reorganize themselves into where they need to be, as well as tune them back to the frequency that they should be vibrating at.
Vibrational Sound Therapy trains patients’ bodies to exit out of fight, flight, or freeze, in order for the body to heal itself. This practice can restore movement, relieve spasms, reduce pain, and allow the mind to rest in order to break pain cycles.
How is Vibrational Sound Therapy different from Music Therapy?
Sound Therapists are sound practitioners; they are required to have certifications in order to treat patients. They do not diagnose conditions, but they can help treat them. Music Therapists are required to have a bachelor’s degree in music therapy and must have clinical training; they also cannot diagnose patients’ conditions, but they can treat them. (Both of these things are true unless one or the other has a doctorate, then they can!)
Sound Therapists address the emotional and physical pain, as well as the cellular structure of patients’ bodies, through the application of vibrations through sounds. Our sound practitioner has the FasciaWave™ Practitioner of FasciaWave™ Therapies Certification through MeditateYou. This certification specializes in treating the body’s fascia and nervous system regulation.
Music therapists address emotional, cognitive, and physical needs by means through music (organized sound). They address motor skills, memory, and social/communal expression. There are many more benefits to both sound and music therapy; they share a lot of the same benefits, although one is accepted in mainstream healthcare, while the other is considered more holistic. The opinions change as more scientific research is published!
Starr MFR is primarily interested in addressing pain reduction through addressing the fascial system, and our sound practitioner is certified in using instruments and pure tones to do just that.
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