What is one way to foster a positive rapport with patients during Sonic therapy?

Establishing a positive rapport with patients during Sonic therapy is fundamentally about creating an understanding and supportive environment. Actively listening to their concerns and feedback is critical because it shows that you value their input and emotions. When patients feel heard, they are more likely to trust the therapist, which can enhance their overall experience and willingness to engage in therapy.

This approach goes beyond merely following procedures or using technical language. While structure and expertise are important in a clinical setting, they do not replace the human connection that is built through open and empathetic communication. By listening actively, you encourage a dialogue that fosters comfort and openness, making patients feel more secure and respected during their treatment journey.