The Healing Power of Sound and Music
Welcome to the Future of Sound Therapy
Vibrational Healing
Meet the New Leaders of the Certification Program
Narissa Young
Narissa is a certified Vibroacoustic Therapy Practitioner, trained by Kate Kunkel.
Narissa is a Musician on a Mission and a certified Sound Therapist, inspired to create massive impact with the healing power of sound.
Narissa is excited to pick up the mantle of lead instructor for the Vibroacoustic Therapy Practitioner Training Course and to lead the way in training for this profoundly powerful modality.
Justin Knight
Justin is a certified Vibroacoustic Therapy Practitioner, trained by Kate Kunkel.
Justin is a lifelong musician with a solid business background.
After a near fatal accident in 2017, he was drawn to sound healing modalities, becoming a sound therapy practitioner and studying vibroacoustic therapy with Kate.
Justin's passion for vibroacoustic therapy inspired him to work with Kate and Narissa to create an exciting new path for the certification program for vibroacoustic therapists, and to develop a powerful teacher training program to allow even more therapists to bring this powerful modality to the world.
What is Vibroacoustic Therapy?
A Direct Application of Sound
Vibroacoustic therapy (VAT) is a safe, drug-free, non-invasive approach to reducing pain and anxiety and improving quality of life. Whether you are suffering from work overload or are dealing with a serious medical condition, vibroacoustic therapy is a powerful modality that will help you relax and allow healing to take place.
Vibroacoustic therapy uses sound to produce vibrations that are applied directly to the body. During the vibrational healing process, a client lies on the specially designed mat or bed or sits in a chair that is embedded with speakers or transducers which transmit sound into vibrations that travel through the body in a soothing, healing motion that we liken to an "internal massage".
A seasoned vibroacoustic therapist and health coach, Kate Kunkel has been conducting vibroacoustic therapy since 2000, practicing in three countries.
Can Vibroacoustic Therapy Help Me?
If you suffer from acute pain from an injury, chronic pain, neurological issues or COPD, vibroacoustic therapy can help.
This non-invasive, energy-based alternative health approach to wellness has been used for over 40 years to successfully treat patients who have suffered strokes, are dealing with the pain and stress of cancer treatments, have neurological issues or who are recovering from surgeries including knee and hip replacements.
You can go to a trained therapist for a serious medical condition, or purchase a vibroacoustic system for your own use at home or work. Either way, you will benefit from the power of vibroacoustics.
Vibroacoustic therapy can be used in conjunction with any other therapy, whether it is Western allopathic medicine or alternative therapies.
How Does it Work?
Vibroacoustic therapy is a form of sound therapy based on the principle that life is vibration. Matter, including the human body, vibrates all the time, at various frequencies. Sound and music also vary in frequency.
Therefore, when the various frequencies of sound and/or music are converted to vibration which is introduced to the human body, it can be utilized to bring the body into a state of healthy resonance. Vibrational healing.
Because our bodies are composed mainly of water – approximately 70% for an older person and about 90% for a newborn baby, all of this water is set into motion when the body is exposed to these sound vibrations. As this water is moved by the vibration, its molecules are reacting and communicating with each other. As this communication occurs, harmony and a healthy resonance are restored in the body.
Vibroacoustic Therapy for the Brain
A Powerful Aid to Better Mental and Brain Health
Because vibroacoustic therapy helps improve blood flow, gets the body into the parasympathetic (healing) state, and is a powerful pain-reducing modality, it has many benefits to the brain.
Regarding Alzheimer's Disease: Conclusions from a study at the University of Toronto suggest that 40 Hz stimulation over time can lead to increased cognition. If we combine the effects of VAT with proper nutrition, exercise, and other proven therapies as demonstrated by Dr. Bredesen, Dr. Amen, Dr. Sandison, and others, the benefits can only be magnified.
Recently, a pair of early-stage clinical studies testing the safety and efficacy of 40Hz sensory stimulation to treat Alzheimer’s disease has found that the potential therapy was well tolerated, produced no serious adverse effects, and was associated with some significant neurological and behavioral benefits among a small cohort of participants.
Regarding Parkinson's Disease: Another Canadian study was undertaken, examining the benefits of vibroacoustic therapy on patients with Parkinson's disease. Results, though preliminary, showed that there was a significant decrease in rigidity and tremors as well as a significant increase in step length and improved speed on the grooved pegboard task.
As a brain health coach trained by Dr. Bredesen and Dr. Amen, Kate Kunkel has used vibroacoustic therapy extensively to help people with brain and mental health issues. Because of its power to put the client in a parasympathetic state, improve blood and oxygen flow and stimulate the vagus nerve, vibroacoustic therapy is a powerf adjunct to all natural healing solutions.
With more studies being conducted all the time, whether it is with sound or light, we believe that vibrational healing is the future of medicine!
Music for Your Brain
Frequencies and Music are Powerful Healers
Music is much more than a diversion or a pleasant accompaniment to our lives. By listening mindfully, singing, dancing, and especially playing a musical instrument, you will enhance your ability to learn, remember, and improve your health now, while protecting your brain for the future.
This is not a book of theory. This is a book that guides you to take action, giving you steps to improve your memory and cognition and reduce stress and brain fog.
In The Musical Brain, you'll start by learning how to appreciate the sounds of silence, which can actually inspire the growth of new brain cells! You'll also learn to analyze your environment so that you can recognize the sounds and frequencies, including music, that can be detrimental to your physical and mental health. From there, you will be equipped to deal with those distractions in a healthy way to protect your brain and improve your ability to concentrate, plan and make decisions.
You'll also learn how to listen mindfully, which is one of the most powerful ways to boost your memory and your ability to interpret and act on new information.
When you do the humming and singing exercises in this book, you'll also be triggering the all-important connections between your heart, your brain, and your other organs. You'll be amazed at how simple it is to enhance the all-important vagus nerve that also has such an impact on your gut, and therefore the health of your brain. And of course, you'll learn how vibroacoustic therapy fits into this grand picture.
There are so many amazing benefits of music for your brain, you'll want to explore all of them in this fun and energetic book.
Purchase the eBook by clicking HERE or on the image to the right.
