As a daily practice
Part of an ordinary morning or evening. Steady repetition is what helps new patterns take hold.
Free Daily Support
Words to return to, day after day
Golden Healing Circle is our resource for daily support: affirmation music, spoken words set to music, made to return to as part of a daily practice.
What It Is
Words that help
Words that help
new patterns settle
Returning to the same words, day after day, helps new patterns settle in. That is neuroplasticity at work: the brain's natural ability to form new connections and patterns.
The recordings are spoken words set to music. Listen as part of an ordinary morning or evening, and return to them whenever you need them. Everything on the channel is free.
- Affirmation music, free on YouTube
- Made to support a daily practice
- Open to everyone, patients and not
How To Use It
Three ways people listen
There is no correct way. These are simply the ones we hear about most.
In quiet moments
Something steady to rest your attention on when the day needs a pause, rather than silence or whatever is on the radio.
Alongside your care
A companion to whatever care you receive, here or anywhere else. Plenty of listeners are not patients at all.
Where It Sits
A companion
A companion
to your care
The Circle is free and open to anyone. It is a companion to care rather than treatment itself, and listening is never a condition of being seen here.
If what you actually want is a psychiatric provider with time for the whole picture, that is a separate thing, and you can start there instead.
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Start whenever you like
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Affirmation music
Golden Healing Circle
Spoken words set to music, free on YouTube
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The recordings are free.
The recordings are free.
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If the Circle brought you here and you are wondering about the care behind it, one conversation is enough to find out whether it fits.