CONTRAINDICATIONS FOR SOUND HEALING: GUIDELINES

 

CAUTIONS AND WARNINGS

 

Pregnancy:

 

One to one’s (directly onto body) sessions are not advisable during the first 12 weeks of pregnancy but alternatives and specifically designed treatments are provided and safely conducted by me during this delicate stage of pregnancy. 

 

 (I do advise NOT to take sound healing sessions with unqualified practitioners. For your safety, ensure your Sound healing practitioner is specifically trained for one-to-one treatments by an accredited Sound Healing Training School/Academy).

 

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health advises that “pregnant women avoid routine exposure to noises louder than 115 decibels”, so our group sound healing sessions are safe for pregnant women, a combination of sound healing and meditative state that is induced by it, boosts the immune system and overall health, reduce stress and induce endorphins through the release of hormones like melatonin and DHEA.  

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CONTRAINDICATIONS: 

 

Sound Healing Instruments are NOT used:

 

    •      On any deep vein thrombosis in the leg or known thrombi.

    •      On open wounds. 

    •      On acute inflammations and tumours.

    •      Directly on or above a pacemaker or defibrillator. (Only at distance of at least 20 cm from where it is implanted).

    •      Directly on or anywhere in the immediate area of a metallic implant.

    •      Post-surgery before the sutures have been removed and the scar is not fully healed and closed.

    •      Around the neck in the case of carotid atherosclerosis.

 

The following people should consult their doctor before the first use of sound healing:

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(Please note that Implanted heart pacemaker, stent or shunt treatments are safely conducted adhering to the Sound Healing safety protocols).

 

    •      People with carotid stenosis (prior to application in the area of the carotid artery/larynx)

    •      People with cardiac pacemakers, artificial heart valves, or cardiac arrhythmias

    •      People with a stent

    •      People with a shunt

    •      People with a deep brain stimulation device (DBS)

    •      People with epilepsy