How we work at Human Instrument
Individual therapy starts from a specific question: what do you want to accompany and what would you like to see changed in your daily life? Based on that conversation, we integrate sound, Acutonics and practices at home into a process that we review with you.
First we understand the objective
We talked about the reason for the consultation, your routine and the care you already receive. We can work with objectives such as having a regular time of rest or maintaining a practice between sessions. We define what observations will help you evaluate the process, without attributing any changes to the session.
A traditional framework and a complementary tool
We use traditional Chinese medicine patterns to organize work. It is a traditional framework of interpretation; its categories are not equivalent to biomedical diagnoses. If a word like “liver” appears within that framework, it does not mean that we have identified an organ disease.
We also use BioWell. We explain to you what record it produces and how we use it. An image or indicator of the software does not demonstrate a disease or prove that the process is working.
Sound and application of tuning forks
Sound immersion uses instruments such as gongs and bowls. Acutonics uses tuning forks that are applied to points on the body according to that system. We talk about what you're going to experience and any discomfort we need to consider.
What you bring to your routine
Work continues with practices at home, which may include audio and agreed exercises. In the follow-up, we talked about its use, what you observed and what adjustments are needed. The plan must be able to be sustained in your real life.
Choose a format
Individual therapy is for a personalized process. Group sessions prioritize relaxation in a shared space. Light and sound experiences have their own characteristics and conditions for participation; they are not a mandatory step in the individual process.
How we understand the results
We review your experience and the agreed objectives. We do not use BioWell testimonials or readings as a clinical demonstration of efficacy. In Research and Outreach we distinguish published evidence from experience from practice.