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Sound Therapies: Universal Panacea or Placebo?
by Pauline Allen (more info)
listed in sound-and-music, originally published in issue 59 - December 2000
This is an abstract of the full article that
appeared in issue 59 of Positive Health
magazine.
You can read it in full by
clicking more.
About Pauline Allen
Pauline Allen is a neuro-developmental practitioner and sound and light therapist working with adults and children with learning, behavioural and emotional difficulties. Over the years she has become aware that some of the chronic and acute medical conditions of those she sees bear relation to earlier CNS dysfunctions and that brain anomalies must not be overlooked. She is a Member of The International Association of Bérard Practitioners, is on the advisory board of the British Register of Complementary Practitioners for sound therapy and is a founder member of The Developmental Practitioners Association. She runs The Sound Learning Centre and may be contacted there at 12 The Rise, London. N13 5LE, Tel. 020 8882 1060, Fax. 020 8882 1040. pallen@thesoundlearningcentre.co.uk
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