Harmonic Resonance Certification

Discover the power of sound therapy and music healing to improve wellbeing and mental clarity through our DIY: Harmonic Resonance Certification. This course covers the foundations of sound therapy, chakras in music healing, and the safe use of instruments, building your confidence in using sound for wellness and balance.

You will explore ethical, legal, and professional considerations alongside techniques used in sports psychology contexts, enriching your understanding of how sound can aid mental preparation and recovery. Delivered fully online, this certification helps you bring harmony and focus into your clients’ lives while giving you flexibility to study at your own pace.

Learning Outcomes

• Understand the core principles of sound therapy and healing.
• Explore chakras and their role in music healing practices.
• Learn to use instruments safely for sound therapy sessions.
• Apply sound therapy techniques to promote mental and physical balance.
• Identify ethical and legal issues within sound therapy practices.
• Understand sports psychology concepts in sound and mental wellbeing.

Who is this Course For

• Those interested in music therapy and sound healing practices.
• Yoga teachers wanting to add sound healing to sessions.
• Counsellors looking to enhance sessions using sound therapy.
• Coaches seeking to support athletes’ mental recovery and focus.
• Wellness professionals wanting to offer sound-based relaxation techniques.
• Mindfulness facilitators adding music healing to online sessions.
• Individuals interested in exploring chakras through music and sound.
• Anyone wishing to promote wellbeing using therapeutic sound approaches.

Career Path (6 Jobs with average UK salary)

• Sound Therapist – £30,000 average per year
• Music Therapy Facilitator – £32,000 average per year
• Wellbeing Coach – £28,000 average per year
• Yoga and Sound Healing Instructor – £26,000 average per year
• Holistic Health Practitioner – £29,000 average per year
• Sports Psychology Assistant (Sound Focus) – £31,000 average per year