Matter In The Atom:
The Anatomy and Physics of Sound Healing

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Two Class Dates Available!

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August 20 and 21st 2021

 

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December 3rd and 4th 2021

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10AM-3PM ~ both days for each class

CME: Approved for up to 10 AOA Category 1-A credits - see below.
Location This is class is a combination of live streamed and prerecorded lectures/sessions in order to preserve quality and quantity of information. It will be moderated live by Dr. Higgins fully present at the live class. This class will be available for future viewing and purchase.

Price: $350.00

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​Course Director: Shawn Marie Higgins DO

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Faculty:

All lectures by Shawn Marie Higgins, DO

Description:

Sound has been used as a healing practice for thousands of years in every ancient culture of which we know.

But why sound? For human beings, sound creates a bridge between the physical and the spiritual. Therefore, it is by no mistake that genetically our bodies come equipped with the most sophisticated means by which to both make and interpret sound. In this class we will explore:

 

What sound is and the vibrational nature of reality

How sound and vibration apply to osteopathic medicine

The anatomy of the ear and the vestibular apparatus

The pathway of a sound wave through the human body

The physiological and energetic effects of sound on the human body

And on life experience

Two important sacred musical scales and why they are used in sound healing

Sound healing techniques that can be used for self healing and/or with any type healing practice

And more....

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Shawn Marie Higgins, DO is a physician, author, lecturer and sound healer with a thriving practice in Yarmouth, Maine. She began her sound healing journey many years ago with world renowned sound healer John Beaulieu, ND, PhD and has since continued sound studies, teachings and healings.

The Maine Osteopathic Association is accredited by the American Osteopathic Association to provide osteopathic continuing medical education for physicians.
The Maine Osteopathic Association designates this program for a maximum of 10.0 AOA Category 1-A credits and will report CME and specialty credits commensurate with the extent of the physician’s participation in this activity.