NEW! Sound Therapy
Debbie Martin is Certified in Sound Therapy for Relaxation
Three Sound Therapy Tools are used to deepen relaxation in mind and body and enhance the results of any massage/cupping session:
The revolutionary HUSO sound frequency therapy system brings ancient traditions to the modern world — combining high-fidelity audio with human-generated tones to create a whole-body experience like nothing else. Listen to one of 16 30-minute sound programs through headphones and speaker pads placed on the body.
The use of therapeutically designed Tibetan Singing Bowls and Tuning Forks are used to create sound that can be heard and felt as a soothing vibration traveling through the body, calming the mind and nervous system. Singing Bowls and Tuning Forks are held near the ears to entrain brainwaves to slow down from busy Beta brain waves to calm aware Alpha to sleeping/dreaming/healing Theta brain waves. The Singing Bowls and Tuning Forks are also placed on the body on acupressure points and areas of conern to relax muscles and send healing sound vibrations deep into the body through acupuncture points and meridians.
- HUSO - Human Sound Frequency Therapy System
- Tuning Forks
- Tibetan Singing Bowls
The revolutionary HUSO sound frequency therapy system brings ancient traditions to the modern world — combining high-fidelity audio with human-generated tones to create a whole-body experience like nothing else. Listen to one of 16 30-minute sound programs through headphones and speaker pads placed on the body.
The use of therapeutically designed Tibetan Singing Bowls and Tuning Forks are used to create sound that can be heard and felt as a soothing vibration traveling through the body, calming the mind and nervous system. Singing Bowls and Tuning Forks are held near the ears to entrain brainwaves to slow down from busy Beta brain waves to calm aware Alpha to sleeping/dreaming/healing Theta brain waves. The Singing Bowls and Tuning Forks are also placed on the body on acupressure points and areas of conern to relax muscles and send healing sound vibrations deep into the body through acupuncture points and meridians.
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Client Testimonials:
"I felt so much better ... I was very focused and productive during my whole time awake like something had really been lifted from me, or balanced, or maybe I just relaxed for the first time in who knows how long." - Janet
"After a sound healing session with Debbie, I was able to focus and prioritize my to-do list with greater ease. As issues arose, instead of my typical meltdown/shutdown, I could go to plans b-z and navigate until I accomplished success. I rested in a deep sleep and feel hopeful today for continued clarity. I prefer this sense of knowing what to do next instead of the panic mode associated with oral stimulants and caffeine jitters. Thank you, Debbie." - Lesley
"I felt the vibrations deeply and feel calm. I slept hard and woke up refreshed, more alert and energized than normal." - Penny
What Other Spas are Saying:
Tryshe Dhevney, spiritual wellness provider at Canyon Ranch in Tucson, Arizona: Typically, sound and harmony are recognized through auditory stimulation. Yet, we also experience sound as sensation. By definition, sound therapy, or sound healing, is the use of vibration to subtly transform a state of disharmony to well-being. When used as a therapeutic tool, sound can help us relax and restore, uplift mood, reduce stress and release various neural chemicals that can improve memory and intelligence, strengthen focus, help aid digestion, enhance creative thinking (the “genius brain”), improve sleep and help suppress pain. In my opinion, sound does the heavy lifting, releasing what is considered stagnant or dense energy and restoring balance—a return to wholeness from the inside out.
Natalia DeSario-Pedroza, spa director at Mandara Spa at Wailea Beach Resort in Maui, Hawaii: Some of the benefits of sound therapy include: helping release old, stuck energies and opening clients up to receive what they need; increasing relaxation, awareness, focus, clarity, memory retention and recall; improving sleep, breathing, heart rate and mood; helping clients feel more balanced and connected to themselves; tuning out thoughts so the person can tune into meditation, reducing anxiety, worry, stress, fear, depression, tension and fatigue; and enhancing self-esteem and self-acceptance.
Magdaleena Nikolov, director of spa at Fairmont Century Plaza in Los Angeles: One of the universal and most impactful benefits of sound therapy is deep relaxation. The sound permeates through the body, bringing it back to harmony in a profound state of calm. Sound vibrations will also help to open, clear and balance the chakras, releasing any energy that may be stuck. This will promote healing and sleep, while addressing chronic pain and high blood pressure.
Natalia DeSario-Pedroza, spa director at Mandara Spa at Wailea Beach Resort in Maui, Hawaii: Some of the benefits of sound therapy include: helping release old, stuck energies and opening clients up to receive what they need; increasing relaxation, awareness, focus, clarity, memory retention and recall; improving sleep, breathing, heart rate and mood; helping clients feel more balanced and connected to themselves; tuning out thoughts so the person can tune into meditation, reducing anxiety, worry, stress, fear, depression, tension and fatigue; and enhancing self-esteem and self-acceptance.
Magdaleena Nikolov, director of spa at Fairmont Century Plaza in Los Angeles: One of the universal and most impactful benefits of sound therapy is deep relaxation. The sound permeates through the body, bringing it back to harmony in a profound state of calm. Sound vibrations will also help to open, clear and balance the chakras, releasing any energy that may be stuck. This will promote healing and sleep, while addressing chronic pain and high blood pressure.