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EPISODE · Mar 24, 2020 · 38 MIN

Why Sound Healing is Not Woo-Woo with Sarah Schain

from Soul Tears · host Sean Bloch

Are you looking to add new tools for your mental wellness toolkit? Have you heard about  “sound healing” and “sound therapy” but wanted to learn more?   Today’s guest Sarah Schain shares her emotional A-ha moment, the day her mom sent her to a Yoga class to help deal with the devastating effects of Lyme disease. Her journey from overcoming Lyme disease led to a Master's degree in audiology, a career as Yoga teacher and studio owner to now, a practicing sound healer. With her practical experience and scientific background, she takes the woo-woo out of sound healing. About our GuestSarah Schain is a Yoga Therapist with over 20 years experience teaching Yoga, Meditation, Reiki and Sound Healing.  She has multiple trainings and degrees in all of these fields, including a master’s degree in audiology. She shares her joyful spirit, creative soul and caring nature with everyone she meets.Connect with Sarah:---- Sarah Schain◼️Website:www.sarahschain.com ◼️Instagram:@SoMoBee Connect with us!----Connect with Sean Bloch◼️Website: www.bluehalofilms.com◼️Instagram:@seanstevebloch◼️Twitter: @seanstevebloch----Subscribe to Podcast◼️ITUNES 🎙️ (link) ◼️Spotify 🎙️ (link)

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