Sound Bath Waiver & Liability Release

Sound Bath Waiver & Liability Release

THIS AGREEMENT CONTAINS A WAIVER & RELEASE OF LIABILITY AND INDEMNITY AGREEMENT TO WHICH YOU WILL BE BOUND AND UNDER WHICH YOU WILL BE WAIVING IMPORTANT LEGAL RIGHTS. DO NOT SIGN THIS AGREEMENT BEFORE YOU READ THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
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Sound baths are generally considered safe, but individuals with cardiac pacemakers or, in some cases, other metal implants (e.g., stents) should consult their cardiologist beforehand. If you have a pacemaker, always inform practitioners, avoid direct placement of instruments on the body, and consult a healthcare professional if unsure.
Sound baths are generally safe, but metal implants (pins, plates, screws, artificial joints) are a potential contraindication due to resonance. Intense vibrations can travel through the body, causing discomfort. If you have metal implants, always inform practitioners, avoid direct placement of instruments on the body, and consult a healthcare professional if unsure.
Sound baths are generally considered safe during pregnancy, but precautions are recommended, particularly avoiding them during the first trimester (under 12 weeks) and the final weeks of pregnancy. Key risks include potential overstimulation of the fetus, induction of early labor, and physical discomfort from intense, low-frequency vibrations. Tips for a comfortable and safe session include lying on your side (using cushions) to avoid aortocaval compression, rather than lying flat on your back. If you feel overwhelmed or dizzy, or if the baby becomes overstimulated, you may always leave the session.
Hearing aids can amplify loud, high-frequency sounds from instruments like crystal bowls, causing discomfort or high-pitched feedback. It is recommended that you remove them before the start of the instrumental session. Many still enjoy the experience by feeling the physical vibrations of the sound. Always consult a healthcare professional if you have concerns about how sound therapy might interact with your specific device.
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If you have any concerns regarding medical contraindications, please reach out to Natasha at natasha@alchemyforthesoul.life or via text at 603-273-8518.
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