VibroAcoustic Therapy in Lafayette, CO

Vibroacoustic Therapy (VAT)

Relief for pain, tension, poor sleep and nervous system overload.

If your body feels tight, achy, overstimulated, or exhausted

then Vibroacoustic Therapy is a gentle way to help your

nervous system calm down so your body can recover.  

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What is Vibroacoustic Therapy?

Vibroacoustic Therapy uses low-frequency sound and

vibration delivered through a specialized therapeutic bed.

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The vibration moves through your body, helping muscles,

joints, and your nervous system release tension and shift

out of stress. Most people describe it as:

• deeply calming

• grounding

• relaxing

• like their body finally “lets go”​

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How it works

The vibration provides steady sensory input that helps your system downshift, allowing your body to relax and reset, without effort. You don’t have to “try to relax.” Your body does it naturally.

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What you may notice

People often report:

• less muscle tension

• reduced body tightness

• calmer pain responses

• easier recovery

• deeper, more restful sleep

• feeling more relaxed and grounded

Some feel a shift right away.
Others notice bigger changes with consistency.

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Who this is for

Vibroacoustic Therapy may be a good fit if you:

• live with chronic tension or tightness

• experience persistent or widespread pain

• feel “wired but tired”

• struggle with sleep or recovery

• carry stress physically in your body

• have nervous-system sensitivity, including fibromyalgia-type experiences

• want gentle, non-invasive support alongside chiropractic care

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Why people try it

People choose VAT because they want:

• relief without force

• support without medication

• help calming their nervous system

• better sleep and recovery

• something that actually feels good

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What to expect

• You stay fully clothed

• You lie comfortably on the bed

• Sessions can range in time

• Many people leave feeling looser and calmer​

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Research and Evidence

Vibroacoustic Therapy has been explored in research settings for its effects on nervous system regulation, relaxation, pain sensitivity, sleep quality, and stress-related symptoms.

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Studies of low-frequency sound and vibration have included populations experiencing chronic pain, widespread discomfort (such as fibromyalgia), anxiety, and sleep disruption. These studies suggest vibroacoustic experiences may support relaxation, reduced symptom burden, and improved nervous system regulation when used as complementary care. There has even been some great studies around emotional regulation, attention and challenging behaviors in kids with autism and developmental disabilities.  Studies around VAT include conditions such as COPD lung conditions, parkinson's disease, Alzheimers disease, juvenile idiopathic arthritis, and post-surgery pain management.

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Research in this area is ongoing. Vibroacoustic Therapy is offered as supportive nervous system care and does not diagnose or treat medical conditions.

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Good to know

Vibroacoustic Therapy does not diagnose or treat medical conditions.
It is offered as supportive nervous system care to help your body relax, recover, and regulate more efficiently.

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VibroAcoustic Therapy is not used during pregnancy. If you are pregnant, prenatal chiropractic care is the right fit instead.

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Questions about VibroAcoustic Therapy

What does vibroacoustic therapy feel like?

Most people describe a deep, steady hum moving through the body, more felt than heard. It is not intense and there is nothing to do. Common descriptions are that the body finally lets go, or that it feels like sinking. Some people fall asleep.

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How long is a vibroacoustic therapy session?

About 30 minutes. You stay fully clothed and lie comfortably on the therapeutic bed. There is nothing to prepare and nothing you need to do during the session.

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How much does vibroacoustic therapy cost?

A standalone session is $45. As part of a package it is $30 per session. You can also review our Good Faith Estimate for clear pricing before your first visit.

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Does vibroacoustic therapy actually work?

Low-frequency sound and vibration have been studied in people with chronic pain, fibromyalgia, anxiety and disrupted sleep, and the research suggests it can support relaxation, reduce symptom burden and help the nervous system regulate. It has also been studied in Parkinson's disease, COPD, juvenile idiopathic arthritis and post-surgical pain. Research in this area is ongoing.

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Who should not have vibroacoustic therapy?

We screen everyone before a first session. VibroAcoustic Therapy may not be appropriate if you have a pacemaker or another implanted electronic device, a seizure disorder or epilepsy, severe osteoporosis, blood clots or a clotting disorder, a recent surgery or acute injury, or significant sensory sensitivity or vertigo. It is also not used during pregnancy. Tell us your health history and we will check with you before you book.

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What if I do not like how it feels?

Tell us and we will stop. You can end a session at any point, for any reason. Let us know straight away if you feel dizzy, anxious, uncomfortable, or anything unusual, during or after a session.

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Can I have vibroacoustic therapy alongside chiropractic care?

Yes, and most people here do. The two work well together: the adjustment addresses how your nervous system is organised, and the vibration helps your body downshift out of stress so those changes hold more easily.

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Do I have to be a chiropractic patient to book a session?

No. You can book a VibroAcoustic session on its own. If you are not sure whether it is a good fit, contact us and we will talk it through with you.

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Where can I try vibroacoustic therapy near me?

We offer VibroAcoustic Therapy at The Well Healing Center in Lafayette, CO, at 2569 Park Lane, Suite 201. We see people from Lafayette, Louisville, Erie, Superior, Broomfield, Longmont and Boulder. Call or text 720-722-1622.

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Ready to try it?

Book a Vibroacoustic Therapy session
or Contact us and we’ll help you decide if it’s right for you.

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