Are you looking for tools to manage your anxiety, feelings of overwhelm, or loneliness? You don't need to jump into taking medications to feel better. Sometimes we need to align our energy and release misplaced tensions. One of the best ways to do that is with sound healing.
In this episode, Dr. Tabatha has a great conversation with an amazing Chinese Medicine Woman, Rabab Al-Amin. She shares not only how sound can heal, but shares examples so you can feel how powerful sound can be on your healing journey!
Rabab Al-Amin is a Chinese medicine physician & Medicine Woman. She is Founder & CEO of Hunt Valley Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine and Founder & Chief Alchemist of Hummingbird Potions. As of 2021, she has 48 years of combined experience in western as well as eastern medicine.
She is passionate about life and the miraculous design of the human body and its innate capacity to heal. While her practice is grounded in the principles of ancient Chinese medicine, she also brings Sufi healing wisdom into her work with patients. Her approach is to help her patients have access to the best part of themselves and find freedom and balance within.
Rabab provides guided meditation with sound healing programs and helps her clients transform anxiety into stability, burnout into balance, pain into ease of being, feeling cut off and lonely to being connected more.
Please visit www.RababAlAmin.com to learn more about Rabab and how to work with her and contact information.
Link to 4 week Guided meditation with sound healing program: https://huntvalleyacu.as.me/SoundMeditation
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