🧠Dive into a riveting conversation with Dr. Richard Gold, Ph.D., a licensed acupuncturist who holds a Doctorate in Psychology. From his early days at the New England School of Acupuncture to co-founding the Pacific College of Health and Science, Dr. Gold's journey is nothing short of inspiring. Discover how ancient instruments and modern neuroscience converge to enhance cognitive function, combat dementia, and even alleviate pain.
🎶 Ever wondered about the magic behind 40 Hertz or the potential of binaural beats? Dr. Gold demystifies these concepts, revealing their profound impact on the brain. Plus, learn about the groundbreaking research from MIT that's turning the world of neuroscience upside down.
🎧 Whether you're curious about the effects of sound on meditation, the importance of sleep for brain health, or the future of sound therapy in treating conditions like autism, this episode is a treasure trove of insights. Tune in and transform the way you think about sound, the brain, and holistic wellness.
Bonus: Dr. Gold shares a book recommendation that reshaped his perspective on neurogenesis and the incredible potential of the human mind.
Dr. Gold’s website: www.mettamindfulnessmusic.com
The Sound Healing Network: http://www.soundhealingnetwork.org/
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Dr. Richard Gold is a licensed acupuncturist and holds a Doctorate in Psychology. He graduated from Oberlin College in 1972 with a degree in World Religions and a minor in pre-medicine.
He graduated from the New England School of Acupuncture in 1978 and since then has devoted his professional career to the study, practice, researching, teaching and publishing in the field of East Asian Medicine.
Dr. Gold has pursued advanced studies in China (1981), Japan (1986) and Thailand (1988, 1989, 1992). Dr. Gold was one of the four founders of the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine, a regionally and nationally accredited college of traditional Chinese Medicine with campuses in San Diego, Chicago and New York City.
He served on Board of the college for many years and continues to teach there. Dr. Gold was first introduced to meditation and yoga in 1970 during a month long meditation retreat and has pursued mental mindfulness and meditative awareness over the past 40+ years.
In recent years, Dr. Gold has studied neuroscience and the evolving understanding of the effects of sound and meditation on the brain. Dr. Gold is a published author and lectures internationally. His best-known book is ‘Thai Massage: A Traditional Medical Technique’ first published in 1998 and now in it’s second edition.