Music for Brainwave Massage 2.0 – Focus & Create

Music touches our hearts and resonates within our bodies. The right music can truly renew us, helping us feel relaxed and rejuvenated. Great musicians have always recognized this therapeutic power of music, and researchers are finally proving them right. The Sound Medicine Series features the works of inspired musical pioneers who are exploring music’s healing power.

Stimulate Your Natural Brainwaves

Dr. Thompson’s method of embedding clinically researched audio processes into soothing musical soundtracks is proven to have significant effects on brainwave patterns and states of mind. Playing this unique musical program in the background while you work, study, and relax will stimulate your natural alpha and beta brainwaves. You will experience an alert yet relaxed state of mind, with enhanced focus and concentration. Music for Brainwave Massage 2.0 brings you to an optimal balance between relaxation and dynamic, heightened awareness.

Pioneering New Technologies

Dr. Jeffrey Thompson has been researching the effects of sound frequencies and music on the mind and body since 1981. He has produced over 50 CDs and audio tapes, which are currently being used by health practitioners as well as the general public in 26 countries. He teaches PhD courses in behavioral psychoacoustics and clinical sound therapy, and he also has a private sound-therapy practice at the Center for Neuroacoustic Research in Encinitas, California.

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