Introduction to Fundamentals new
Basic Anatomy and Physiology in relationship to sound. What is Sound Therapy?
Course Description:
In this comprehensive 8-hour class, explore the relationship between basic anatomy, physiology, and the transformative practice of sound therapy. Gain a foundational understanding of how the human body responds to sound on a physical and energetic level. Through a combination of scientific insights and holistic perspectives, this course will help you grasp how sound can be utilized for healing and well-being. By the end of the class, you will have the knowledge to understand what sound therapy is and how it supports various bodily systems.
Course Objectives:
Understand the basics of human anatomy and physiology in relation to sound and vibration.
- Learn the principles of sound therapy and how it can affect physical and energetic aspects of the body.
- Explore the impact of sound on the nervous system, circulatory system, and other key bodily functions.
- Develop techniques to apply sound therapy for personal and professional wellness practices.
Meet Your Two Instructors
Wyatt Mylius
Wyatt Mylius is a passionate sound healing practitioner and teacher who brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to his students at Rooted In Sound. With certifications in Peter Hess Sound Therapy, Gong Resonance Therapy, Nada Yoga, and Reiki, Wyatt's approach combines modern scientific principles with ancient healing traditions. He has trained with renowned experts, including Peter Hess, Mitch Nur, Ph.D., Mike Tamburo, Dr. Kulreet Chaudhary and Deepak Chopra, which deeply informs his teachings. Wyatt's classes offer an immersive experience that emphasizes sound's therapeutic potential for healing and personal transformation. His mission is to empower others through sound wellness education, providing tools for self-care, balance, and well-being.Wyatt’s teaching philosophy is grounded in the belief that sound is not just heard but felt, connecting deeply with the body, mind, and spirit. He is known for creating safe, inclusive spaces for his students to explore the transformative power of sound, encouraging personal growth and healing through resonance and vibration. With years of experience as both a practitioner and an instructor, Wyatt is committed to helping individuals tap into their innate ability to heal and thrive.
Denise Blaney
With a lifetime immersed in music, I hold a university degree in Theory, Composition, and Music History, and bring over 30 years of experience teaching music in elementary schools. My journey took an exciting turn when I discovered crystal singing bowls, which led me to explore the world of Sound Practitioners. After hundreds of hours of training with leading experts and over 1,000 hours of research, I am dedicated to providing education that cuts through marketing hype, myths, and misinformation. My teaching approach makes complex concepts accessible and enjoyable for non-musicians. Whether you need guidance in selecting the perfect instruments or finding the right sounds for your needs, I’m here to help.
