Sound Healing Practice

Sound healers use vibrational instruments including Tibetan singing bowls, crystal bowls, gongs, and tuning forks for healing and meditation.

With sound healing popular and science supporting vibrational therapy, practices generate revenue of $85,000-$290,000 with 85-95% margins.

The business requires sound healing training, instrument collection (bowls, gongs, forks), treatment and group space, musical sensitivity, and acoustic understanding.

Services include individual sound healing sessions, group sound baths, gong therapy, tuning fork treatments, vocal toning, and sound meditation classes.

Revenue through private sessions $80-$150 and group events $25-$50 per person.

Success factors include quality instrument collection investment (Tibetan, crystal bowls, planetary gongs), sound healing training and certification, creating optimal acoustic space, understanding frequencies and vibration, and building wellness clientele.

Marketing focuses on yoga studios, wellness centers, and meditation communities.

With sound healing mainstream and vibrational therapy evidence-based in 2025, sound healing offers sonic wellness opportunities serving relaxation and healing seekers with instrument investment required.