Sound has the power to resonate with us whatever mood we find ourselves in. This is why when we are sad we often listen to sad songs, or when we are angry listen to heavy and chaotic music
Therefore, many of us are already using sound to regulate our emotions and the physiological affects such emotions have on our body.
Sound therapy therefore is a more focused and intentional method which has a two-pronged approach. Firstly, it encourages relaxation of both the mind and body from external stressors. Secondly, it aids focus and attention to the here and now, developing improved skills for coping with everyday life.