sound Therapy
Recovery and healing: private sessions tailored to your needs
Vibroacoustic Massage
Vibroacoustic massage is a gentle, soothing therapy that combines the healing power of sound with touch.
it’s a safe, drug-free way to find deep relaxation and reconnect with your body. Whether you’re feeling stressed, tired, or just in need of some gentle care, it offers a soothing, supportive space to help restore balance and calm.
We use Tibetan bowls placed softly on your body, creating vibrations that work deep within your tissues. Along with these calming sounds, gentle massage techniques help release tension, improve circulation, and encourage your body to relax naturally.
Scientific research shows that vibroacoustic massage can reduce stress hormones, ease muscle stiffness, and promote a sense of deep peace. The vibrations from the bowls resonate with your body’s own rhythms, helping to restore balance and support your nervous system’s natural ability to heal and relax.
It’s a gentle way to support your body’s natural healing and bring a sense of calm when you’re struggling.
What issues can it solve?
mPeople often come to vibroacoustic massage to help with stress, anxiety, or overwhelm from busy lives. It can ease headaches, neck or back pain, and muscle tension caused by poor posture or injury. Many come to safesound seek relief from sleep problems, restless nights, or feeling constantly tired. It can also support those dealing with emotional exhaustion or mood swings.
If you have chronic pain, fibromyalgia, or conditions that cause muscle stiffness, this treatment can help relax tight tissues and reduce discomfort. Try it if you feel burnt out, overwhelmed, or simply need a moment to pause and reconnect.
Avoid this type of therapy if you are pregnant, have fever, cold, medical conditions related to heart issues, any symptoms of infection or severe inflammation. Consult with your doctor if in doubt, let us know if you have questions or require special assistance. This is a private session designed just for your needs – be open about your health goals, both mental and physical.