Hypnotherapy music survey | Mindspace Professional

About you

Your name*
Your email*
So the answers can be recorded, and so we can send you what comes of it. Nothing else.

Do you use music or sound during client sessions?*
Every session Most sessions Sometimes Rarely Never
How much difference does sound make to how a session goes?*
A great deal Quite a lot A little None at all I'm not sure
What matters most in the sound you choose?
Up to three.

No sudden changes or accents Long, sustained textures Stays in one key or mood No recognisable melody Long enough to run a whole session A binaural beat or frequency underneath No vocals Nothing a client might recognise Something I can adjust as I go

Something else
Do you use more than one device in your practice?*
One device, and everything is on it I prepare on a computer and play from a phone or tablet Different devices in different rooms or locations I use whatever is to hand

Do you set the sound up before a session, or as you go?*
Built in advance and left to run Set up at the start, then adjusted during Chosen and changed throughout It varies with the client
Have you used anything that lets you build your own mix?*
Yes, and I use it regularly Yes, but I went back to something simpler I've tried one and it wasn't for me No, never

Would a tool like this be useful to you?*

You record a session for a client to take home, and you'd like music or a soundscape under your spoken script. Normally that means audio software, for example Audacity: editing, mixing, volume levels, fade outs, etc.

What if you could simply select your script, pick a track of your liking from our extensive royalty free library, press Process, and download one finished MP3 with the music sitting under your voice, ready to send.

The magic happens on your device, not in the cloud. Your recording never leaves your device.

Yes, I'd use that regularly Yes, occasionally Possibly, I'd need to see it No, I already have a way of doing this No, I don't record sessions
How do you do it now?
Whatever you use, and how well it works.
What would make the sound side of your work easier?
Anything at all — the more specific, the more useful.

Is there anyone else who should see this?
Most of what we learn comes from practitioners talking to each other. If two people come to mind who work the way you do, we would be glad to hear from them. We will mention that you suggested them, and we will not add them to any marketing or promotional list.