Great question! Also known as sound healing, sound therapy is the use of sound, vibration, and rhythm to promote relaxation and thus aid the body in its innate and natural ability to heal itself. Think of sound therapy this way: a massage therapist touches and rubs the body's tissues, whereas a vibrational sound practitioner vibrates the tissues. It is based on the idea that all matter (including the human body) is vibrating at a specific frequency. Thus, it is believed that illness, both physical and psychological, vibrates at frequencies that are "off beat". A sound practitioner aims to rebalance the body's frequency, bringing it back into a state of harmonic vibration in order to restore its natural state of health. Sound is already used in medicine today, for example: ultrasound for pain relief and tissue healing; lithotripsy to break up kidney stones; and many scientific studies have even shown the use of sound waves to dissolve cancer cells. However, I won't be using any fancy equipment. Instead, I use instruments from around the world such as crystal singing bowls, tuning forks, and drums, among many others. A complete list of my instruments can be found near the bottom of this page. These types of instruments have been used for thousands of years by many ancient cultures for healing the mind, the body, and the spirit. Today's science is simply just now catching up to studying and proving what these ancient peoples intuitively knew: sound, vibration, and frequency have profound and positive effects on both the physical and energetic human body, the mind, and the spirit.