How Much Does Sound Healing Therapy Cost?
If you're wondering what sound healing costs, most sessions run between $75 and $300. It depends on where you live, how long the session is and who you're seeing.
How Much Does Sound Healing Therapy Cost? A Regional Breakdown
Prices move around, but here's roughly what you'll see.
Northeast (Connecticut, New York, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Jersey)
Private 60-minute sessions: $120 to $250
Group sound baths: $40 to $75 per person
New York City can run up to $300 with experienced practitioners
West Coast (California, Oregon, Washington)
Private sessions: $100 to $200
Los Angeles and San Francisco: $250 or more for one-on-one
Group sound baths: $35 to $60 per person
Midwest (Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin)
Private 60-minute sessions: $80 to $150
Group sessions: $25 to $50 per person
Chicago: closer to $150 to $200
South (Texas, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina)
Private sessions: $75 to $150
Group sessions: $20 to $50 per person
Austin and Miami tend to be at the higher end
Mountain West (Colorado, Utah, Arizona, Nevada)
Private sessions: $100 to $180
Group sessions: $30 to $60
Sedona is often higher
Rural Areas and Small Towns
Private sessions: $75 to $120
Group sessions: $20 to $40 per person
What Affects the Cost
Location: Cities and wellness destinations charge more.
Training: Practitioners trained through Crystal Tones® may charge more.
Private or group: Private sessions cost more than group sound baths.
Length: Most sessions are 60 to 90 minutes. Longer sessions cost more.
How I Found Sound Healing
When I lost my daughter Zoe, everything stopped. I spent a long time looking for a way to carry that grief. Not to make it go away. Just to make it a little less crushing.
That's when I found sound healing.
I trained with Rana Nader at Crystal Tones®. I learned to play Alchemy Crystal Singing Bowls. They're made of pure quartz with gemstones, minerals and metals like gold in them.
Sound healing gave me a way to feel my grief without having to talk about it. It gave me a few quiet minutes when everything else was chaos.
Now I offer it to other people.
What to Expect in a Sound Healing Session
We start with an intention. It can be as simple as wanting to rest.
You get comfortable. Lie down or sit. I have blankets, bolsters and eye pillows.
I play the bowls. You'll hear them and feel the vibration.
We close. You come back to the room and share anything that came up, if you want to.
Is It Worth It?
Sound healing isn't a quick fix. It gives your body a chance to slow down. Sometimes talking about it is too much, and you don't have to.
If you're in Connecticut and want to try it, you can book a session with me here.
