Sound Bodies through Sound Therapy - Book Review
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Book Review: Sound Bodies through Sound Therapy
Summary
Dorinne Davis, a prolific author on hearing and sound, presents a fascinating exploration in her well-researched book, Sound Bodies through Sound Therapy. Here, she delves into the intriguing idea that sound acts as a vital nutrient for our bodies.
Review
In Sound Bodies through Sound Therapy, Davis crafts a comprehensive guide with 11 meticulously planned chapters. Each begins with an insightful quote and concludes with a helpful summary. While the content is sophisticated, it's accessible enough for individuals seeking understanding, yet detailed enough to serve as a resource for therapists, blending personal insights with scientific research.
One of the book's intriguing aspects is its historical perspective on music's healing properties. Particularly noteworthy is the role of steady rhythms in restoring a normal pulse and enhancing creativity by sedating the left brain. The U.S. Army's use of music therapy during WWII to speed up recovery highlights the practical applications of her theories.
Davis explains that every living molecule vibrates, producing a frequency, which forms the basis of sound therapy. She outlines how sound influences various mediums and discusses its potential in treating conditions such as cancer. Davis suggests that sound therapy could also benefit patients with stroke, autism, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, and more.
Additionally, the book brings attention to how environmental toxins can significantly impact brain function and hearing. The ear, as Davis explains, plays a crucial role not only in hearing but also in balance and emotional well-being.
Sound Bodies through Sound Therapy is a compelling read for anyone interested in the intersections of sound, health, and healing.
ISBN: 096223637
Author: Dorinne S. Davis
Publisher: Kalco Publishing, LLC
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