Hans de Back, Sound Therapist

  Hans de Back ‘The Wounded Healer’ doesn’t think of himself as a doctor, a healer or a therapist. He has Tibetan singing bowls that do the introductions for him. His interest in sound massage started in 1974 during his psychotherapy study, which he never finished as other interests took over.

‘Over the years I’ve observed that when you guide someone to their emotional centre, it’s much easier to gain contact than by playing doctor and digging up their past,’ he explains, confessing that it is not easy to do manual massage with the physical problems he has. ‘That is how the singing bowl became my calling. No words are necessary and no need to undress; I only touch people with sound. I don’t need to speak as my singing bowls do that for me’.

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What is a sound massage?

" A sound massage is an acoustic, vibratory experience. You are literally touched by sound in an agreeable way. You do not have to “believe” to be able to experience the effect. "
All classical religions and esoteric groups are agreed on the fact that everything in nature is made up of vibrations. Even the present scientific community is beginning to accept this idea. Sound is the audible part of vibration. You could say that the whole of creation is music solidified, and that includes mankind.

Since sounds and

Good Vibration (Asia Spa. 2013 Jan/Feb)

Extract from the article: Good Vibrations (Asia Spa. 2013 Jan/Feb Edition)

The healing effects of sound are not just some New Age claim, scientists and medical professionals have studied the effects with impressive findings. Medical research worldwide has discovered numerous physiological benefits of sound healing, including its ability to increase immune functioning and the brain waves associated with relaxation; lower blood pressure, heart rate, and stress -related hormones; and release of endorphins that