In this episode, we dive into an important conversation about regulations in the Sound Therapy space. Niajae addresses common questions, and highlights the potential risks associated with untrained practitioners.
Key Takeaways
- The Current State of Regulation: There is no official governing body for Sound Therapy. Certifications and licenses are typically issued by private companies, not official boards.
- Why Regulation Matters: Without standard oversight, there's a greater risk of harm in this space. Sound Therapy is powerful, and practitioners must understand its impact on mental, emotional, and physical health.
- The Importance of Trauma-Informed Training: Niajae shares examples of potential harm, such as triggering PTSD or overstimulating the nervous system, and how proper training minimizes these risks.
- Addressing Misconceptions: While sound therapy may seem harmless, playing instruments incorrectly or without understanding the nuances of the practice can lead to negative experiences for clients.
Who Should Listen?
- Aspiring and practicing sound therapists
- Wellness professionals interested in expanding their skill set
- Clients seeking to understand the qualifications of a sound therapist
- Anyone passionate about ethical and responsible healing practices
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