Sound Therapy - Smith, Richard

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The soothing sound of a wind chime, the calming tones of music during a massage or the exotic vibrations of a singing bowl are all sounds that can have healing properties. Learn more about the power of sound therapy for health, healing, and overall wellness. Conditions that sound therapy may help with include tinnitus or ringing in the ears, anxious feelings, certain muscle or joint tension, feelings of sadness and much more. This comprehensive guide will give you all kinds of therapies and instrument ideas to use sound therapy for your general health and well being Here's a Preview of What This Book Contains...Introduction to Sound Healing The Basic Concept of Sound Healing Explained Understanding the Healing Process Through Sound and Music The Five Factors That Determine the Effects of Sound (Must Read!) The Best Musical Instruments for Healing Listed & Explained How to Center Yourself for Optimal Experience And Much, Much More! This book explains in layman's terms how sound therapy with singing bowls can influence brain chemistry and have powerful effects on physical and emotional health. It elucidates how the singing bowl's vibrations can stimulate the relaxation response and bring balance and harmony in body, mind, and spirit. This book does not simply tell you about the bowl. It also serves as an essential guide for beginners who want to start a singing bowl practice. It also gives useful and sensible tips to guide you in your practice....

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The author of this book is James Richard Smith, but he is calledRichard, by those who know and like him. This follows a longfamily tradition of the men all having James as a first name andthen being called by their middle name, this being derived fromtheir mother's maiden name. He was born in Falkirk in Scotland,educated at Dollar Academy and thereafter Glasgow University,where he qualified with a medical degree in 1982. After this heundertook a thesis on the interaction of viruses and cervical cancergraduating with an MD from Glasgow University. He hasbeen a Fellow of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologistsand for the last thirty years, living and working inLondon with the exception of a brief sabbatical in New York. Hecurrently works as a Consultant Gynaecological Surgeon at ImperialCollege, London, based at Hammersmith, Queen Charlotte'sand Charing Cross Hospitals. He also held a Visiting and subsequentlyAdjunct Associate Professorship at New York UniversitySchool of Medicine from 1995 -2020. In addition, he is a Professorof Practice at Imperial College, and Honorary Consultant in Transplantation Surgery at the University of Oxford....