INTRODUCTION TO SOUND THERAPY AND SOMATIC HEALING ONLINE COURSE - PRESENTED BY MOIRA LO BIANCO

This comprehensive online course provides an integrative foundation in both sound therapy and somatic healing practices. Designed to enhance mind-body awareness, facilitate nervous system regulation, and promote holistic well-being, the curriculum combines evidence-based approaches from the disciplines of sound therapy and somatic healing to foster embodied presence, emotional resilience, and physical balance.

The course is specifically designed to be experiential, blending theoretical knowledge with guided practices that allow participants to learn through direct engagement. Each module includes hands-on exercises, reflective prompts, and movement-based activities to support integration and application.

The tools provided in this course are intended for ongoing personal practice and can be adapted for diverse settings, including wellness, clinical, or educational environments.

To support the learning process, the Sound Therapy Manual—a comprehensive, research-informed resource—is included as a reference throughout the course.

Course Objectives

- Core principles and frameworks of sound therapy and somatic healing

 - Scientific foundations, including nervous system regulation, entrainment, vibrational healing, and trauma-informed approaches

- The role of sound and body-based practices in self-regulation, stress reduction, and emotional balance

- How sound therapy complements and enhances somatic healing modalities

This Course Includes

- Video lectures covering foundational theory and research

- Guided video practices to deepen experiential learning

- Practice prompts to support daily integration

- Accessible, evidence-based sound and somatic healing practices

- A downloadable Sound Therapy Manual for continued reference and practice

- A downloadable copy of Meditative album

- Additional downloadable resources for further study

The practices explored in this introductory course are intentionally designed to be accessible and do not require participants to play any instruments. They support everyday stress relief and self-regulation of the nervous system, while guiding participants to experience listening as a fully embodied, mind-body practice.