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+1 415-968-9177
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2134 Van Ness Ave, San Francisco, CA, 94109
Nob Hill
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0.5 miBig Bus Tours Stop 15, Lombard Street 2
0.5 miLombard Street
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Specialties
Scientific studies show that sound waves can produce changes in the autonomic, immune, endocrine and neuropeptide systems of the physical body. In fact, every part of your body vibrates, from cells to tissues to organs and bones. When we are ill, parts of our body cease to vibrate at their resonant frequencies and become «out of tune.»
Do you have problems falling asleep or sleeping through the night?
Do you feel disconnected, as if your energy field and chakras are off balance?
Have you recently had an injury or surgery and wish to recover from the shock scar tissue-free?
We invite you to come and experience Cymatherapy, an FDA-approved method of sound therapy. Work with us to balance your energetic fields, eliminate accumulated stress and anxiety, and reconnect with feelings of joy and bliss. Let the power of sound correct your body’s rate of vibration and gently remind your whole being of its inherent state of existence, where balance and healing occur naturally and effortlessly.
History
Established in 2009.
Established in 2009, San Francisco, California
Meet the Business Owner
Stefanie K.
Business Owner
Sound therapist Stefanie Ku is a Certified Cymatherapist (C.C.T) who also holds a Master of Arts degree in Media Arts and Technology from the University of California, Santa Barbara, where she studied classical music composition, piano, psychoacoustics and electronic music. Stefanie has been dedicated to helping her clients achieve true wellness since 2009.
Utilizing the Cyma1000 FDA-approved acoustic massager, voice and crystal bowl, Sound Health helps balance your energetic fields, sooth the stress of your life, connect you with feelings of joy and bliss, and helps put your body, mind and soul back in their inherent states where healing occurs naturally and effortlessly. In addition to preventive care, we also treat people and pets with recent physical trauma, e.g., sports injury, car accidents, surgery, sprain, strain, whiplash, fractured bones… etc.
