Andrew is a twenty-year-old young man who has Cerebral Palsy, Autism, daily grand mal seizures and other medical conditions. He uses a wheelchair on difficult days and on better days walks with the help of a gait belt, his mother, and aide.  He can not speak but does vocalize some of the time. The first time Andrew came for sound therapy he was having a very difficult few days and he wasn’t able to walk. He was brought in in his wheelchair and was very lethargic. When he began to feel the vibrations of the vibroacoustic sound bed and hear the sound therapy instruments, he began to perk up and was looking around the room to see what the sounds of the instruments were.  When the headphones were placed on his ears and the psychoacoustic music started to play in sync with the vibrational massage of the sound bed, he began to clap, move his arms and legs and vocalize. He had a huge smile on his face and I am told by his mother and aide that when he puts his finger in his mouth and spreads his fingers apart it means he is extremely happy. After that day's treatment, he was able to walk out of the appointment. Since that first appointment, as soon as he lays down on the sound bed and feels the vibrations, he knows exactly where he is and is thrilled to have his sound therapy treatment. It is truly amazing and rewarding to see the beautiful effect sound therapy has on Andrew. It makes my heart leap to see him experience such bliss. Thank you, Andrew, for bringing me such joy.​

Please see the video above of Andrew experiencing Sound Therapy with Barbara Spaulding RN, Clinical Sound Therapist at Sound Healing.