Sound Healers (soundhealers.net)

There is no course curriculum attached to the featured listing. Visitors can browse practitioners and training-related entries, while businesses can describe their own services for inclusion. Any education discovered through a listing must be evaluated at the actual teacher’s site, because the directory itself does not establish the modules, practical assessment, or qualifications of every listed offering.

The provider describes human review of submissions within a couple of business days. That is a publishing process rather than a training timetable, and the annual paid placement is an advertising duration. A practitioner should prepare accurate profile information and understand when the listing becomes visible, rather than expecting a course login or a graduation date after payment.

Human review of a directory submission is not the same as educational accreditation or professional certification. The featured badge identifies a paid placement feature; it should not be represented as an independently assessed practitioner credential. A visitor comparing teachers needs to examine each teacher’s training, scope, and course evidence separately from where the listing appears on the homepage.

A featured listing cost $290 per year as of October 5, 2026, while standard submissions went through an inclusion review. Featured placement is an annual subscription that can be canceled anytime. The stated full-refund promise applies if the listing cannot be published, a narrower protection than a general refund for disappointing marketing results.

The $290 annual fee buys featured placement, not training hours, supervision, or guaranteed inquiries. Cancellation availability should be distinguished from a promise to refund any unused portion of the year. The stated full refund applies when the listing cannot be published, so ask about other refund circumstances instead of assuming that a lack of customer response triggers reimbursement.

The best fit is an established practitioner or teacher who wants another place to present a service. A complete beginner searching for instruction should use the directory as a discovery tool rather than buy a listing. A business that cannot yet describe its service accurately is unlikely to benefit from paying for premium visibility before its offering is ready.

A worldwide directory can expose visitors to practitioners and events beyond their immediate area. Human submission review adds a publishing check, and featured placement gives a specific location benefit rather than only a vague promise of promotion. The badge and prominent positions are understandable deliverables for a practitioner evaluating an advertising purchase.

There is no teaching curriculum or credential, and prominent placement has a recurring annual cost. No verified traffic, inquiry, booking, or conversion figures are available to support a forecast of financial return. Evaluate the fee within your own marketing budget rather than equating paid visibility with client acquisition.

For actual teacher education, Heart of Sound 200-Hour Nada Yoga & Mantra Teacher Training (Online) is a very different purchase. Founded in India, it teaches nada yoga and Sanskrit mantra online through Indian musical traditions and voice training. The school says Yoga Alliance registration is possible when students attend supervised live skill sessions and complete a teaching practicum.

Heart of Sound charges $3,895 upfront or ten monthly payments of $436, with all online sales final. Maui retreats are separate offerings at $2,650 to $3,700. Its 200-hour, music-centered commitment suits serious students but is too extensive and expensive for someone simply seeking a short introduction to sound baths.

Jenna Newbery (The Geometry of Sound) Breathwork and Sound Healing Self-Study Guides offers resources for already-trained practitioners. The Geometry of Sound sells sound-healing music, guided meditations, and guides on packaging services, marketing breathwork, running online group classes, and selling corporate programs. Each guide is $17, or the six-guide bundle is $79.95.

Newbery also sells royalty-free healing-frequency tracks with commercial-use licenses. These inexpensive business and music resources can help an existing practitioner develop a practice. They confer no practitioner certification, and no live instruction or personal feedback was identified as part of the purchase.

For personal practice, The Mind Orchestra Sound Healing Coaching and The Resonance Room Membership offers voice, mantra, and sound work through a UK practice. Alongside online courses and individual coaching, its Resonance Room has a free tier for live practice and community discussion. Paid access adds subscriber practices and music for £27 monthly or £270 annually.

Mind Orchestra coaching ranges from three sessions at £99 to ten at £444, with payment plans. Its emphasis is personal practice and healing rather than professional certification. US buyers should budget in pounds, and those needing a practitioner credential should compare structured teacher training instead.

The other entries in this category sell very different products. Heart of Sound is actual teacher training, Jenna Newbery sells downloadable practitioner resources, and The Mind Orchestra emphasizes personal practice and coaching. Their prices are useful only after deciding whether the goal is learning, practice support, or marketing an existing service. See the Sound Healing Certification category.

Directory listings cover teachers, practitioner services, and events, each with contact details and its own update date. If a listing is older, contact that provider directly to confirm availability. Featuring one listing buys its prominence, without establishing that other teachers have recently refreshed their course dates or terms.

For a practitioner, the useful comparison is what the featured fee actually places on the site: a more prominent profile and badge, rather than lessons or supervision. For a learner, the same page is a starting point for contacting an instructor. Keeping those two uses separate prevents a directory’s presentation from being mistaken for evidence about the quality or scope of a listed teacher’s course.

Use the directory’s listing-submission route and choose standard submission or featured placement according to the visibility needed. Review the profile information for accuracy, confirm the annual renewal and cancellation terms, and understand the publication review process before payment. If you are searching for a teacher instead, open the teacher’s own course page and evaluate that program independently of its directory placement.

Submit a profile through the official program page if you need practitioner visibility. Our methodology evaluates curriculum, credibility, value, flexibility, and support, making the absence of a teaching curriculum central to classifying this as advertising rather than education.