Healing with Sound
Webster's Dictionary uses a musical term as synonymous with healing… becoming SOUND, well or healthy again. Join award winning singer/ composer and facilitator Julie Blue for a relaxing and transformational experience with sound and music as a means of self healing. Learn to use your breath, your voice, and your powerful creativity to release and energize your body and spirit. Discover how to clear emotion with sound and develop a practice you can continue on your own. This session is open to anyone and requires no previous musical experience.
Increasing scientific evidence supports the powerful communication between the mind and body. It is a widely accepted belief that medical treatment is effective only when the whole person is treated-body, mind and spirit. Music has been referred to as a universal language. It crosses cultural boundaries and historical backgrounds. Its use in therapy with profoundly handicapped patients suggests that music is an effective means of communication when other means fail. Music is believed by many to be an important asset in creating healing environments.
Sound enters the healing equation from several directions: It may alter cellular functions through energetic effects; it may entrain biological systems to function more homeostatically; it may calm the mind and therefore the body; or it may have emotional effects, which influence neurotransmitters and neuropeptides, which in turn help to regulate the immune system--the healer within.
 Healing sounds focus on the ability of harmonics to create vibrational changes. These changes may occur in the physical body, or in the mind, emotional and etheric bodies. When these changes occur, they initiate transformation and healing.