Her BEACON. - Sound Healing

Service Description

Sound is one of the ways this space supports regulation and rest. Sessions may include instruments such as singing bowls, chimes, rain sticks, handpan, or other resonant tools. These are used sparingly and attentively, guided by listening rather than sequence. Sound here is not applied to the body. It is offered into the space. Vibration is allowed to arrive, move, or fade without direction. Some sounds are grounding. Others are airy or spacious. Silence is considered part of the work. How Sound Is Used Sound is introduced as a companion to stillness, not as stimulation. Instruments are played softly, with attention to volume, timing, and the nervous system’s response. There is no expectation of release, insight, or effect. Some people notice deep rest. Some notice subtle sensation. Some simply listen. All responses are welcome. What This Practice Is — and Is Not Sound holding here is not a treatment, therapy, or intervention. It is not used to correct, diagnose, or produce outcomes. It is a supportive, non-directive practice offered within a regulated container — one that values pacing, consent, and embodied response over explanation or effect.