EPISODE · Jul 16, 2026 · 10 MIN
Jennifer Couldry, DMA, CHT - Founder & CEO, Soul Echo Therapy
from Tim Talks: Behavioral Health · host Tim Zercher
What if healing doesn't always start with words?In this episode of Tim Talks: Behavioral Health, Tim Zercher sits down with Dr. Jennifer Couldry, Founder & CEO of Soul Echo Therapy, to explore the powerful connection between sound, the nervous system, and emotional healing.Jennifer shares how her unique background as an opera singer, technology leader, and clinical sound therapist led her to combine music, neuroscience, hypnotherapy, and subconscious work to help clients navigate trauma, anxiety, burnout, and stress. The conversation also dives into the opportunities and risks AI presents in mental healthcare, the importance of human connection in healing, and why nervous system regulation may be the missing piece for many people struggling to move forward.Topics covered include: How sound therapy impacts the nervous system The role of hypnotherapy in behavior change AI's place in mental health care Why younger generations may be vulnerable to AI relationships Practical strategies for breaking unhealthy patterns Creative marketing strategies for niche behavioral health services If you've ever wondered how science, sound, and the subconscious intersect, this is an episode you won't want to miss.
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What if healing doesn't always start with words? In this episode of Tim Talks: Behavioral Health, Tim Zercher sits down with Dr. Jennifer Couldry, Founder & CEO of Soul Echo Therapy, to explore the powerful connection between sound, the nervous system, and emotional healing. Jennifer shares how her unique background as an opera singer, technology leader, and clinical sound therapist led her to combine music, neuroscience, hypnotherapy, and subconscious work to help clients navigate trauma...
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