COURSE PREVIEW
IOCE's Internationally accredited sound therapy certification is a science-based course.
Our sound therapy course stands distinct in its strong foundation in scientific principles. Unlike conventional courses, we don’t just dwell on the subjective aspects of sound therapy, but we delve deep into the underlying scientific mechanisms. The course is a transformative experience for those seeking to understand and utilize sound therapy at its most effective levels.
Who should take this course
This course attracts a diverse array of learners from several fields, all interested in the therapeutic potential of sound. Yoga teachers, Reiki practitioners, psychotherapists, massage therapists, and energy healers enroll in the course to integrate sound healing techniques into their practices, thereby enriching their therapeutic repertoire.
The course is a perfect fit for anyone desiring a comprehensive, scientific understanding of how sound functions as a healing tool.
Our course is not protracted nor filled with superfluous content; instead, it is succinct and focused on high-quality, substantive information. We value your time and are committed to providing a comprehensive learning experience that respects your schedule.
The Vibrational Sound Therapy Certification from the Institute of Conscious Evolution (IOCE) holds an esteemed position in the sector, having been crafted by an expert team of researchers and sound therapists. Our goal is to deliver a learning experience that is firmly rooted in evidence-based principles of sound therapy.
Endorsed by the Complementary Therapist Association, the IOCE, INC. Sound Therapy Accredited Practitioner Course is a testament to our commitment to educating individuals on the profound impact of sound on the human body and mind.
ONLINE COURSE
Immerse yourself in self-guided learning, accessible anytime, anywhere. This cost-efficient course, enriched with pre-recorded documentary-style videos, combines profound knowledge and practical effectiveness, promising a powerful educational experience.
PRACTICE WITH CONFIDENCE
Our course provides an all-inclusive exploration of the sound therapy industry, ensuring you can interact professionally with clients. You will learn relevant terminology, industry knowledge, and an understanding of diverse therapeutic strategies.
INTERNATIONAL CERTIFICATION
Acquiring international certification enhances your global standing, ensuring adherence to accepted standards. This not only boosts your credibility, but also broadens your career opportunities across a diverse array of worldwide markets.
Sound therapy certification
LIMITED TIME OFFER-
Pre-recorded video content allows you to learn at your own pace.
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Not restricted by location or time. Life time access.
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Complete in as little as 30 days.
Sound therapy certification
LIMITED TIME OFFER-
Pre-recorded video content allows you to learn at your own pace.
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Not restricted by location or time. Life time access.
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Complete in as little as 30 days.
CURRICULUM
SOUND PART 1
In part one we will explore the basics of sound physics, differentiating between concepts like travelling and standing waves, and the speed of sound. Moreover, we’ll also delve into the more technical parts of the curriculum, providing a clear overview of music theory fundamentals such as harmonics, overtones, and resonance. The course encompasses the following modules:
PART 1 MODULES
- Sound therapy and sound therapy theory
- Applications of sound in medicine
- Sonocytology – the study of the sounds of a cell
- Cymatics – sound made visual
- What is sound – vibration and waves
- Sound physics & music theory
- Tuning systems
- Musical intervals
- Effects of sound on the body
- Vibroacoustic therapy (VAT)
- Music therapy, psychoacoustics & Tomatis Method
INSTRUMENTS AND TOOLS PART 2
In part two we will introduce you to a range of commonly used tools in the realm of sound therapy. We offer insights into selecting these tools and share widely adopted techniques for their application in therapeutic scenarios. Upon grasping these foundational elements, you’ll be well-prepared to employ various instruments within the sphere of sound therapy. While numerous free YouTube videos can teach you how to play various instruments—including bowls and tuning forks—sound therapy extends beyond this. Although these instruments are relatively easy to learn, truly impactful sound therapy requires a deeper understanding and practice built upon a solid scientific foundation. The course encompasses the following modules:
PART 2 MODULES
- The Voice: toning, chanting & mantras
- Tuning forks & tuning series
- Tibetan & crystal Bowls
- Drums
- Gongs
- The Didgeridoo
- Shakers and rattles
- Tingshas
- Sounds of nature
- Binaural beats & signal generators
- White, pink, or brown noise
- Sound Design, synthesized sounds and DAWS
BECOMING A SOUND THERAPIST PART 3
In part three we shall investigate the intricacies of odd and even harmonics, as well as calming and activating sounds, along with their appropriate application. We shall delve into a more profound understanding of the sound envelope, volume, and the impact of a gradual fade. This part of the course is aimed at equipping you with the necessary tools to structure your first session efficiently, sparking creativity, and ensuring an optimal experience for your clients, encouraging their return for subsequent sessions.The course encompasses the following modules:
PART 3 MODULES
- The power of your Intention and emotions
- Using frequencies
- Using harmonics, activating and calming sounds
- Volume and the slow fade
- Building a sound library
- Supplementing your sessions with other treatments
- The sound therapy session, space and atmosphere
- Client Intake
- Medical and legal considerations
- Designing a session
- Starting a sound therapy business
STUDENT REVIEWS
Course delivery
Upon registration, we will send you an email granting access to your exclusive student portal. This portal will allow you to download the accompanying 70-page course manual.
We suggest initiating your study by perusing the manual, followed by the course videos for a multi-sensory grasp of the course material. For an optimal audio experience, we recommend using headphones, as the videos incorporate special frequencies.
Upon completion of the video content, an online multiple-choice test will be administered. A minimum passing grade of 70% is required, and you may retake this test as necessary. Rest assured, you have lifetime access to the course materials.
Post-test, you’ll need to submit five case studies, which consist of sound therapy sessions you’ve conducted with individuals of your choice—friends, family, or existing clients. Each case study must include a one-page reflection of your experience. We provide a template for your convenience. All five case studies should be compiled into one document and uploaded to your student portal.
Upon review and successful completion of your case study assignment, you’ll receive an email notification confirming your course completion. Your certification diploma will then be automatically dispatched to you.
*Our course comes with a 100% Money Back Guarantee, underscoring our confidence in its value. Please note, this refund policy is applicable for a period of 7 days, provided the course has not been completed and the certification has not been issued.
Sound therapy certification
LIMITED TIME OFFER-
Pre-recorded video content allows you to learn at your own pace.
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Not restricted by location or time. Life time access.
-
Complete in as little as 30 days.
Sound therapy certification
LIMITED TIME OFFER-
Pre-recorded video content allows you to learn at your own pace.
-
Not restricted by location or time. Life time access.
-
Complete in as little as 30 days.
FAQ
What’s required to receive a sound therapy certification?
The IOCE sound therapy certification requirements include completing 30 video lessons. Studying the accompanying course manual, passing the final exam, and completing the case study assignment.
Whats vibration sound therapy?
Vibrational sound therapy practise employs the vibrations of the human voice as well as instruments and tools like tuning forks, gongs, singing bowls, and vibroacoustic therapy to go beyond relaxation and stimulate healing.
How long do I have access to course materials?
You have unlimited access to this course.
Can I retake the test?
Yes you can retake the test as many times as is necessary.
What are case studies?
Case studies are simply five reports on sound therapy sessions you give to friends, family or clients.
Where is this certification valid?
You can practise anywhere in the world with this certification. IOCE is an accredited course through the Complementary Therapists Accredited Association. The IOCE curriculum is comprehensive and science-based.
Is this course conducted via zoom?
No, this course has prerecorded videos that are visual representations of the materials in the manual. The instructor is available to answer any of your questions before, during, and after you have completed your certification. We provide ongoing support to our students, including marketing advice. Our mission is to see you succeed!
Do I need to own a set of bowls or instruments at start of the program?
You do not need instruments to begin the course; however, it’s advisable that once you have selected the instruments or tools you are most attracted to, you acquire them to use in your case studies. The course will provide information on how to use the instruments, including buying tips.
Do I need a formal education in music in order to be a sound therapist?
Although beneficial, you do not need any previous experience with playing an instrument or reading music in order to be a sound therapist or to successfully complete this certification.
What do I need to get certified?
– Read the course textbook
– Watch the supplemental video training
– Pass the test
– Submit five of your own sound therapy session case studies
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