Sound therapy is rapidly emerging as a powerful mind-body intervention supported by neuroscience, polyvagal theory, somatic psychology, and energy-medicine frameworks. This 2-hour workshop provides clinicians with an integrative understanding of how sound can regulate the nervous system, support trauma processing, and deepen therapeutic presence. Participants will explore the science of vibration, frequency, resonance, entrainment, and the human biofield; examine ethical and culturally aware implementation; and learn practical sound-based interventions they can safely incorporate into sessions. This CEU balances research, clinical application, and experiential practice to equip mental health professionals with grounded, accessible sound-therapy tools.