How can Music and Sound be the “Hidden Therapist” in Psychedelic Healing? with Shane Aspegren
8 hours ago
- Felt, not just heard: Somatic sound facilitation puts the bowls on the body rather than across the room. Shane works with titration and edges the way any trauma-informed somatic practitioner would, because when vibration is moving through you, the experience is not something you can politely tune out.
- Why the most valuable place for sound in psychedelic care may be on either side of the session rather than inside it. Shane uses gentle, non-ordinary states created by sound alone as preparation, so that a dysregulated nervous system meets the medicine already knowing what safety feels like.
- How relationship becomes the actual mechanism. Shane traces both the wound and the repair back to relationship, which is why ONDO’s new integration circle at Pala Medicine is built as an ongoing community rather than a single debrief the day after.
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