( HS Frick 150323 2025) Sound as a Regulator: Exploring Sound Through a Sensory Processing and Integrative Lens
Tracking # 20-1329464
Course overview
Sounds play a vital role in how we perceive the world, connect with others, and ensure our survival. The inner ear, one of our most primitive sensory systems, provides immediate signals of safety or danger, profoundly impacting our nervous system and sense of self. Youll discover: How sound signals safety versus danger and affects spatial awareness and connection The ways sound influences nervous system regulation and emotional well-being. Practical strategies for integrating sound into your practice, from using specific frequencies to help clients feel safe and grounded, to leveraging rhythms and nature sounds for emotional regulation Unlock the potential of sound in therapy and transform your approach to client care with these actionable tools for improving emotional well-being and connection.
Subject areas
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