music

[blackflamez951]

i, does anyone play music during there treatments??
if so what you play????

 

[Your Mom]

Hi Froggy

I play music - whatever therapy I use. Eg I don't buy Reiki-specific music for Reiki, just something soothing and lovely. There are a number of sites where you can get to hear part of a track to see if you like the music. Here is the link for New World music, which has some lovely music for sale: http://www.newworldtunes.com/catalog/homepage.php
I have bought from other sites as well, but can't remember their names.
Love and light

 

[ConfusedArmyChick]

I also play music during the treatments. It's always gentle and never too loud. I think it creates a nice atmosphere and I usually get positive feedback on the music selection

 

[Amy89f]

Oh yes definately.Something soothing & gentle like lewellyn, or Terry oldfield new age music. I light candles too.


loves Maria x

 

[zoednulzixzixbewf]

Personally I think the lewellyn range of music is fine for therapies, they are just right and last the right length of time.

 

[Pompal 09.]

Hiya Everyone, I'm new to this forum!! I've been doing reflexology now for 5yrs and I still don't think i can take full credit for my clients enjoyment from the treatment!! I have great support from my fantastic couch (and lafuma for pregnant clients), my warm fluffy towels, lovely treatment room and blanket and of course........the cherry on top of the cake........the sounds of Mr Josh Groban.

Take care,
Biscuits

 

[DragonFly61700]

I always play music during any treatment as I think it adds to the whole experience. I have literally loads of different cd's from native american, spa music, dolphins, chakra healing music, new age , rainforest, pan pipes etc etc but the one i love the most which is so versatile and can be used for any therapy be it massage, Indian head or reflex ,is The feel good music collection "spiritual fitness" by Fridrik Karlsson. As soon as I hear it I just want to melt on the couch along side my client lol. Another good thing is every track is wonderful!!
Its really annoying when you buy a cd after listening to a quick track on those machines that let you listen to a bit of it , only to get it home and find the track you heard in the shop is the only song worth playing as the rest just dont seem to fit in with your treatments

 

[my.life.sux.without.you]

I agree absolutely innerpeace. Spiritual Fitness by Fridrick karlson is one of my favourites too. and I also have a hefty collection, that i have accumulated that are annoying, not relaxing, in fact I am going to have a sift and get rid of some of them

One of my favourites I bought years ago, lent out, and never got back was Gentle Rain, by Lau Larsson

 

[yessica]

I always play royalty free music now that I bought very cheaply from ebay, its quite good too I think. Cumara Music from the Lake District, works well with reflex. and other healing. I work with the music too, its a very important part of the session for me.
Bob

 

[Ladys Man 2.0]

Oh yes Froggy I play music but in a different way. In Brazil we have a musictherapy course and I learnt how to use the songs to help the patient emotionaly. The songs I use are the popular songs that can say something important, the lyrics must say something so I play the music and talk to the patient about what the lyrics are saying to him or her. I talk about sentence by sentence. It's very helpful and it really helps the patients. For exemple the song "Imagine" from John Lennon. I think that a song like that could help a person in a depressing situation. It is just a exemplo you know!! there are lots fof songs that can help!!