Alexander Tuttle's guest appearances

Alexander Tuttle

Speaking To The Heart Network

Public Health Perspectives

Religious

Justin Moore

Julie Ryan

Christine Hassler

Rick Hanson

Katie Peterson

Madison Hedlund

Tom Hughes

Jaimal Yogis

Akshay Nanavati

Mike Campbell

Nicole Williams

Sanjay Rawal

Paul Campbell

Jim Moore

Elizabeth Williams

OwlTail

Ep #8 Resilience with Alexander Tuttle

Can sound waves heal our bodies and minds? There’s a growing belief that certain holistic healing methods such as sound therapy do lead to positive health outcomes. In my previous podcast episode, host Elena Vidrascu examined the physiological responses we have to audio stimulation, by understanding how our ears and brains process information received audibly through sound waves, and then looking at the relationship between our brain waves and our health in an effort to introduce you to sound healing.In this episode, Elena discusses the practical use of sound for enhancing well-being, with special guest Alexander Tuttle, a sound therapist and musician who holds a private practice in Stokesdale, North Carolina, where he works with people struggling with anxiety, depression, pain, substance abuse, and other trauma-related issues. Listen to the audio, and when you’re finished, be sure to leave me a comment. Do you have any experience with sound healing therapies?

Can sound waves heal our bodies and minds? There’s a growing belief that certain holistic healing methods such as sound therapy do lead to positive health outcomes. In my previous podcast episode, host Elena Vidrascu examined the physiological responses we have to audio stimulation, by understanding how our ears and brains process information received audibly through sound waves, and then looking at the relationship between our brain waves and our health in an effort to introduce you to sound healing.<br><br>In this episode, Elena discusses the practical use of sound for enhancing well-being, with special guest Alexander Tuttle, a sound therapist and musician who holds a private practice in Stokesdale, North Carolina, where he works with people struggling with anxiety, depression, pain, substance abuse, and other trauma-related issues. Listen to the audio, and when you’re finished, be sure to leave me a comment. Do you have any experience with sound healing therapies?

Sound Healing, Part 2: A Conversation with Alexander Tuttle