Contraindications

Sound healing is a powerful modality that uses vibrational frequencies to promote balance and harmony within the body, mind, and spirit. However, as with any form of healing, it’s important to be mindful of contraindications—situations or conditions where sound healing may not be appropriate or could require extra caution. These contraindications can vary depending on individual health conditions, and reviewing them ensures the safety and well-being of each client.

For instance, individuals with pacemakers, serious heart conditions, or certain neurological disorders may need to avoid or limit exposure to specific frequencies used in sound healing. Pregnant individuals, particularly in the first trimester, should consult with their healthcare provider before engaging in sound therapy, as some vibrations could potentially stimulate uterine contractions. Additionally, those with epilepsy or a history of seizures should be cautious, as certain frequencies may act as triggers.

Before beginning any session, I ask all clients to review the contraindications and communicate any health concerns so that we can tailor the session to your unique needs. This allows us to ensure that your experience is safe, supportive, and aligned with your healing journey. Sound healing is a beautiful and transformative tool, and when used with care, it can bring profound benefits.