Total program
26 online hours, 32 hours of in-person immersion, and 12 hours devoted to the integrative project.
Sound Therapy for Health and Well-Being
A professional training for those who want to understand sound in depth and integrate it into their work with ethics, confidence, and a solid foundation.
The program grew from the need to approach sound with gentleness, care, and therapeutic responsibility, bringing scientific knowledge into dialogue with lived, sensory experience.
Across a 70-hour hybrid journey, live classes, an in-person immersion, supervised practice, and an integrative project provide the foundation for applying Sound Therapy methodically, safely, and with respect for each participant’s professional scope.
Next cohort · September 9 through December 9, 2026
I want to reserve my placeProgram structure
Live online classes · 26h
Live Zoom sessions on Wednesdays from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m., with recordings available on Kiwify for one year.
Immersion days · 32h
Experiential learning, demonstrations, and supervised practice at Butterfly Wellness in Higienópolis, São Paulo.
Schedule
Cohort V · second half of 2026
Online13 classes · Wednesdays · 7:00–9:00 p.m.
Introduction and welcomeDr. Ingrit Rojas
Physical and therapeutic properties of soundRafael Cameron
The brain and soundDr. Alessandra Bucaram
Neurophysiology of sound and researchRafael Cameron
The vocal systemLuciene Iacobucci
Sound Therapy in Integrative HealthDr. Ingrit Rojas
The musculoskeletal system: chronic pain and Sound TherapyRenata Navarro
Binaural beats and brain wavesRafael Cameron
Music theory and its use in Sound TherapyLucas Urubatan
The psychology of sound and soundscapesBruno Mukah
A new perspective on health: transforming the biomedical modelDr. Caio Akaki
Applying Sound Therapy in clinical practiceDr. Ingrit Rojas
First aid in Sound Therapy settingsDr. Ingrit Rojas
Integrative final projectDr. Ingrit Rojas
In person4-day immersion · December 3–6
Day 1 · Dec 3
Tibetan bowls and gong; bone-conduction and binaural tuning forks; drums and ancestral chants; noise colors and drones.
R. Ceará, 158 · Higienópolis · 7:30 a.m.–7:00 p.m.Day 2 · Dec 4
Screening and sound-focused intake; healing sounds and the therapeutic voice; ocean drum and Koshi chimes; wind instruments.
R. Ceará, 158 · Higienópolis · 7:30 a.m.–7:00 p.m.Day 3 · Dec 5
Attentive listening and forest therapy; heart-rate variability exercises; rhythm and harmony in Sound Therapy.
Av. Angélica, 1500 and R. Ceará, 158 · 8:30 a.m.–7:00 p.m.Day 4 · Dec 6
Quartz instruments; therapeutic practice; a Sound Therapy experience; group reflection and certificate presentation.
R. Ceará, 158 · Higienópolis · 8:30 a.m.–7:00 p.m.* The schedule may be adjusted for pedagogical reasons.
Health professionals share their experience of the program
Testimonials in text
“Outstanding content and a deeply human approach turned the practical classes into true immersions, with immediate relevance to my work.”Danubia Lopes Branco · Brazilian public health system
“The program strengthened my path in Sound Therapy and helped me develop a professional identity that feels both welcoming and comprehensive.”André Vilela · Brazilian public health system
A multidisciplinary faculty specializing in Sound Therapy
Dra. Ingrit Rojas
Physician specializing in Integrative Medicine, postgraduate educator, and integrative therapist trained in Vibroacoustics, Music Therapy, Sound Healing, Nada Yoga, and Therapeutic Yoga.
Dra. Alessandra Bucaram
Biologist with a master’s degree in Botany, clinical herbalist, physician specializing in Integrative Medicine and Well-Being, educator, and researcher.
Dr. Caio Akaki
Physician and health-care executive specializing in Lifestyle Medicine, with a human-centered approach to integrative and patient-centered care.
Luciene Iacobucci
Speech-language pathologist specializing in Family Medicine, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Hypnosis, Sound Therapy, Nada Yoga, and Shamanism.
Renata Navarro
Physiotherapist with more than 25 years of experience, specializing in pain and rehabilitation; Integrasound-trained sound therapist and researcher.
Gabriel Ossian
Integrative therapist, teacher, and founder of the Institute of Shamanic Therapies, with 20 years of research connecting Sound Healing, science, and ancestral knowledge.
Luiz e Rita Pontes
Founders of Cura das Atitudes and Som de Cristal; pioneers in Sound Healing with quartz instruments, sound research, Music Therapy, and sacred dance.
Bruno Murilo Pinheiro
Psychologist and artist specializing in Music Therapy, Vibroacoustics, and sound-based practices, with multidisciplinary training in communication and the arts.
Rafael Cameron
Composer and music-production technician trained at Berklee College of Music; sound therapist, sonology researcher, and heart-rate variability specialist.
Fernando de Souza
Master and PhD in Education, Integrative Medicine specialist, and coordinator of a postgraduate program in Integrative Health and Well-Being.
Fabio Bergamini
Musician with a master’s degree in Music from Unicamp; music therapist, ethnomusicologist, and educator at institutions including Faculdade Souza Lima/Berklee.
Daniel Agostino
Arts educator specializing in voice acting, popular singing, and sound massage; facilitator of native-drum and ritual workshops.
Lucas Urubatan
Music therapist, multi-instrumentalist, and Vibroacoustic Therapy researcher at UFRJ, with clinical, educational, and community-based experience.
Frequently asked questions
01Who is the Integrasound training for?+
It is designed for health and wellness professionals who want to integrate Sound Therapy into clinical practice with technical discernment, ethical responsibility, and a scientific foundation.
02Do I need prior training in music or Sound Therapy?+
No. No previous knowledge of music or Sound Therapy is required. The content was developed for health and wellness professionals, with an emphasis on the clinical and therapeutic use of sound.
03How is the program structured?+
The complete hybrid program includes 13 live online classes, a four-day in-person immersion in São Paulo, an integrative final project, supporting materials, recordings, and a certificate. An online pathway is also available with 13 live classes, recordings, an e-book, and a certificate.
04Is the program scientifically grounded?+
Yes. The curriculum brings together psychoacoustics, neuroscience, auditory perception, Integrative Health, and evidence-informed practices within clear ethical and professional boundaries.
05Will I be able to use what I learn in my own practice?+
Yes. Protocols, exercises, and specialist guidance help participants integrate sound safely, ethically, and responsibly within their own professional scope.
06Will I receive a certificate?+
Yes. Participants who meet the completion requirements for their chosen pathway receive a certificate.
07Is there a cancellation policy?+
Yes. Enrollment includes a seven-day cancellation period in accordance with Brazilian consumer law.
08Is the training recognized by Brazil’s Ministry of Education?+
Integrasound is a continuing-education program offered as a Brazilian curso livre. Under Brazilian law, this category does not require individual authorization from the Ministry of Education. Any new certifications under review will be communicated officially to students.
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