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Sound Therapy Package

by Elizabeth Brooks

Save up to 25% when you book multiple sessions

English

1-1 Sessions

60 minutes

150 USD per session

Overview

What you'll achieve

Experience deep rest

Create Space for reflection and clarity

Cultivate a greater sense of ease and calm

Connect with yourself

Support your self-care routine

Who this is for

You feel like you're always "on" and rarely have time to pause.

You want a dedicated time to slow down, recharge, and reconnect with yourself.

You're curious about practices that support relaxation, reflection, and well-being.

You simply want an opportunity to rest without having to "do" anything.

What you'll need

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Elizabeth Brooks

Integrative Health and Wellbeing Coach

Location

Chapel Hill, United States

Experience

15 years experience

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I am a Duke Certified & Wellness Coach with a background as a Licensed Speech-Language Pathologist, that integrates coaching and mind-body approaches.

Through working with clients of all ages and challenges, and making big changes in my own life, including healing from chronic illness and burnout, I understand how to help others make the changes they want. I bring 20 years of experience in yoga and mindfulness, incorporating sound and vibroacoustic therapy to support regulation with coaching to help you get clear, shift patterns, and move forward.

I consider myself an Intuitive Coach, listening for what may be just beneath the surface—and gently reflect that back to help you tune into and trust your own inner knowing. Primarily,  I am a partner here to support you in strengthening your intuition,  and establish behavior patterns that create change.

From working in clinics, hospitals and schools, I bring a multidisciplinary background with experience in behavior change coaching for clients and families, voice and fluency disorders of all ages, early child language and speech development, and adult neurological rehabilitation. I have also worked extensively with neurodivergent populations.

Frequently, I work with big life transitions, such as women navigating midlife, where shifts in energy, identity, and priorities are often present. Rather than approaching this as something to fix, I see it as a meaningful transition that, with the right support, can lead to greater clarity, alignment, and self-trust.

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FAQs

Still need more clarity? Here are answers to some commonly asked questions.

What can I expect during a session?

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You'll relax comfortably while listening to carefully selected sounds. Many people use this time to rest, reflect, meditate, or simply enjoy a pause from the demands of daily life. Each experience is unique.

Do I need to do anything during the session?

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No. There is nothing to achieve or perform. You are welcome to rest, observe your experience, reflect, or simply enjoy the sounds.

Will I fall asleep?

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Some people do. Others remain awake and deeply relaxed. Both experiences are perfectly normal.

How many sessions should I do?

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Some people enjoy an occasional session, while others find value in a series of sessions that allows them to develop an ongoing practice of rest, reflection, and self-care.

Is sound therapy the same as coaching?

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No. Sound sessions and coaching are separate services. Some clients choose coaching packages where sound therapy may be part of the process.

Can sound therapy diagnose, treat, or cure medical conditions?

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No. Sound sessions are intended to support relaxation, reflection, and overall well-being. They are not a substitute for medical, psychological, or mental health care.

Are there any contraindications?

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Sound sessions may not be appropriate for everyone. Please consult your healthcare provider before participating if you have: A history of seizures or seizure disorders, including photosensitive or sound-triggered seizures Epilepsy Certain neurological conditions Significant sound sensitivities or auditory processing difficulties Severe tinnitus that may be aggravated A serious psychiatric condition not currently stable or managed