The science of sound and its effects on mind, brain and body is nothing new.

Gregorian and Tibetan chants, indigenous drums and dancing, even the music of great composers. All of these human works have utilized sound as a medium for enhancing the experience of the mind.

We’re all familiar with how a beautiful piece of slow music can relax us, and how a fast, energetic piece can motivate and excite. The human mind works in rhythms and frequencies that ‘primitive’ cultures have been aware of for centuries before modern science caught on.

inmindmotion.com takes the ancient and well-known ability of sound and music to affect the mind and couples it with modern technology to provide audios to help with specific problems. Click here to see what issues we can help with!

Ever wanted to be a better person? Maybe you wanted to be better in school, better at work, better at sports, better with people, better at relationships?  

Do you sometimes see or meet people and say to yourself - I wish I could be more like her in that way? Do you sometimes find yourself envying someone else's ability to do something?  

What's stopping you from becoming the person you wish you could be?  

In a word; ourselves. We don't do this consciously. You don't often hear people saying things like - "I could be better at this, or at that, but I don't really want to be".  

So if we’re not doing it consciously, what is stopping us?