MUSIC HEALING
Music Healing is the unique combination of counseling, energy work and therapeutic music, created by Tom Rossi.
Tom is a non-denominational minister of the Church of Gaiabriel, fully ordained through a vigorous six year training program at the IM School of Healing Arts in 1996.
For the past 24 years, he has applied his Music Healing method to help thousands of clients, from healthy to terminally ill, ease pain, relax the mind, inspire emotions and move blocked energy in the body.
To understand Music Healing, let's first clarify the term “healing”. Simply put, one does not heal another. In truth, that is not possible, nor is it appropriate. The most one can do, as a healer, is create and hold the space for another to do their own healing work, whether that work happens on a conscious or unconscious level.
Not to be confused with “sound healing”, Music Healing applies the principles of harmony, melody, rhythm, tone and song with focused intention through singing with gentle instruments (acoustic guitar, kora harp, kalimba, frame drum), to serve the personal and spiritual needs of the client.
This type of musicianship is not about performance, but the ability and to maintain a clear, open and loving presence while singing and playing, being sensitive to the momentary needs of the client and the service one is providing.
With the proper vocal tone sung in harmony with an instrument, the use of musical sound waves can have a very powerful effect on the body and mind, guiding the client to deeper experiences of themselves, and higher states of consciousness and self-healing.
Private and group sessions available.
Please contact for a consultation call and pricing.
Sliding scale optional if needed. ❤️
"Tom Rossi... your music captured a lost soul and guided it back home... to God.
I sincerely thank you from the bottom of my heart." Terri
"Wow... that was like water on a dried up plant!" Erica
“Thank you for your healing presence leading up to my father’s passing. You were a gift and an inspiration.” Steven
HOSPICE WORK
Drawing from his talents as a musician and his love for humanity, Tom Rossi gives peace and serenity to those facing the most difficult time in their lives… their death. His travels around the globe have not only given Tom a broad musical education, but a unique perspective on humanity as well.
During six months of arduous recovery from a surgery to remove a debilitating blood clot, Tom taught himself the kalimba, a South African thumb piano. Through music, he created an atmosphere which helped to facilitate his healing process and alleviate much of his stress and pain. Upon his recovery, Tom immediately enrolled at the IM School of Healing Arts in Manhattan where he spent six years studying the art of healing and developed ways to channel it into his music. He now plays for terminally ill patients in Hospice care several days a week.
"I sing softly and play either the kora, kalimba or guitar. The music is not performance, but creating an atmosphere for the patient and family to relax, savor the passing moments or to bring new energy into what can easily become a dark place. The patients and families remind me of how precious life is, how important it is to keep growing towards fulfillment and to enjoy, and how something so simple and sincere can touch so deeply."
Tom's efforts have helped literally hundreds of families, prompting many of them to write poignant, moving letters of gratitude...
"Thank you again for being such a warm, shining light – showering others with the peace that is so obviously within your heart and soul. You will always be in my heart, Tom, and I will never forget the gift you gave to my mom… and to me." Joan
"It's been difficult to be with my Mom these days, but listening to your heavenly sounds puts a totally different perspective on things. I know that you will always be remembered in my heart as someone who was 'there' through these times." Suzanne
"David loved the music. He said it relaxed him. He passed away today and he was listening to your music when he did. I feel that you led him peacefully toward his light, and I am forever grateful." Beth
