Sound Medicine
What we say and how we say it affects people, and what a doctor says, especially during a critical time of illness, can affect people tremendously, for better or worse. For thousands of years, a reassuring manner and kind voice were nearly all that doctors had that had much effect on their patients, and while we now have many more tools, the right words, spoken in the right way, can have profound effects on how we feel and how we think about our health.
The Healing Mind wants to acknowledge not only the wisdom and knowledge, but the mastery and artistry that goes into every relaxation, guided imagery, and mind/body audio healing product we offer. While our emphasis is on teaching people skills that lead to relaxation, reduced stress, and enhanced healing abilities, we would be mistaken to ignore the love, thought, and experience that goes into a CD by any of our experts or authors.
As you are guided in our audio journeys into states that are more relaxed and that facilitate healing, you will probably find that you prefer some voices and some phrasing to others. And while you will be learning processes that you can use whenever you want to, you may also find that some of these journeys are soothing, comforting, and symptom relieving because of not only the ideas, but the feelings that the author conveys through their voice. All of our authors are clinicians who, over decades of experience, have cultivated their ability to tone, phrase, and nurture healing responses in people through their words and voices. They have created their products in order to share that experience, ability, and wisdom with you in a form you can easily use and wish you good health and healing with every word.
"I believe that words are things. Someday we will be able to know and measure the … kindness that emanates from certain words that people exhume when they say certain things. I think they stick on the walls, they go into the upholstery, they go into your clothes, and finally into your very body." Maya Angelou
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