The International Association
of Sound
Therapy.

Mission Statement
The
mission of IAST is to provide informational resources to all those interested in
or involved in the field of sound therapy.
IAST defines the field of Sound Therapy to include- but not limited to, any
application or use of sound to affect change in the human organism.
In order
to comply with this mission IAST currently maintains and provides the following
services:
1. A directory of Sound Therapy Systems/Techniques, published
in a standardized format to allow easy comparison.
2. An international directory of
Practitioners, Schools, and Teachers offering Sound Therapy sessions, classes, or courses.
3. Educational
research information about sound and how it affects the
human organism.
4. A calendar of worldwide Sound Therapy events
5. Certificates for completion of member system courses
1. The Association publishes submitted as well as generic
information regarding different techniques in Sound Therapy, using a
standardized format to allow easy comparisons between techniques/systems.
Members are organized into categories as follows;
Participating members;
Systems/techniques
Schools/Teachers
Practitioners
Associate members;
Students of participating members
General public expressing interest in Sound Therapy
There are no membership
fees for any of these categories
Applicants for participating memberships submit information
about their system/technique by filling out the appropriate forms. All information will be published using similar formats. Direct links, to whatever contact information is supplied to the
Association, will be published. There is no intention to exclude anyone in Sound Therapy or
related fields, but at the same time, the Association is not responsible to find
all possible applicants.
2.
Schools/Teachers and Practitioners who participate in member system activities
are listed on a separate page by countries in order to facilitate finding local
sources of sound therapy.
3. Part of the site will be dedicated to educational information
about sound therapy and how sound affects the human organism. The information
provided will be chosen to cover a broad range of therapies. The
association will endeavor to publish information about studies and research now in progress
which will lead to new techniques and greater depth of knowledge in this field.
In this educational section submitted articles will also be published.
4. The calendar of events. These events are published free of charge and
include courses, concerts, regular meetings-activities, congresses, symposiums,
or any other sound related event.
5. Students of participating members may request certificates of
completion issued by the Association. There is a nominal fee to the students
for this service.
This Association is not run for profit, it is a public
service association run by volunteers.
info@soundtherapyassociation.org