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Highlights Multimodal therapy demonstrated good feasibility in long COVID patients. Improvements were observed in anxiety, depression, fatigue, and cognitive function. No adverse effects were reported during the intervention. Study...
Highlights Significant improvements observed in anxiety, relaxation, aches and pain, physical comfort, and overall wellness. 82% reduction in aches and pains and 58% increase in physical comfort after just one...
Highlights: Better mood support in 4 weeks: Adding vibroacoustic therapy to standard care was linked to greater improvements in depressive symptom scores compared with standard care alone. Emotional balance boost:...
Imagine stepping into a session that lasts only a short while and walking out not only with a lighter body but also with a calmer mind. That’s exactly what participants...
Highlights: A game-changer for wellness practices: Practitioners across different disciplines reported that inHarmony is transforming client experiences, helping people relax faster, feel calmer, and leave sessions more balanced — often...
Highlights: Fast “reset” effect: After just one practitioner-led inHarmony session (n=12), participants reported large immediate drops in stress (−66%) and anxiety (−64%), alongside a strong boost in relaxation (+75%). More...
For many people, a good night’s sleep feels like a distant dream. But a new preliminary study suggests that vibroacoustic therapy (VAT)—delivered through inHarmony devices—may help improve sleep quality and...
Highlights: A full-body “sound massage” that helps people truly unwind: Users describe inHarmony as more than comfort — gentle vibroacoustic vibrations that help them switch off from stress, feel lighter...
Highlights: Better joint attention after VAT: Children who received vibroacoustic therapy showed measurable gains in a core attention skill closely tied to social interaction. Calmer, happier sessions: Many children described...
Highlights Short sessions, meaningful behavior shifts. In this randomized controlled study, 10–20 minute vibroacoustic music sessions were associated with reductions in challenging behaviors in adults with autism and developmental disabilities....