2022 Sleep Therapy. Beats To Lull Your Mind and Body For Real Rest
Employing the science of binaural rhythms for the best nights of sleep ever

Like many twelve-year-olds, my daughter is a Minecrafter. Playing this game has fostered and fed her artistic creativity. In her downtime, my daughter shifts from drawing sketches and cartoon characters to still life reproductions and is now moving to water painting. Some of her art can be seen here, her Instagram art account. @interestingink
Whether she is bent over her sketchbook or head up and working off a digital screen, she is always accompanied by music. The creators behind Minecraft have also incorporated their platform to include background music that streams binaural music that stimulates the creative side of the mind.
Walking into her room, you step into a pleasant aura. The music plays lightly in the background; she’s quiet and immersed in creating her worlds or captured in the make-believe quest her custom-crafted character is set upon.
Despite being generationally separated, I can appreciate the artistry of her digitally created worlds. She builds beautiful fortresses in the sky and sea. Cloud castles and subsurface caverns are rife with clever inventions and caches of goodies. These avenues of expression and outlets of creativity help balance her naturally anxious state of mind. Like me, my daughter seeks calmness in her surroundings. Unfortunately, this wasn’t always so.
Last year, my wife and I noticed our daughter coping with significant issues. Ranging from anxiety to depression of grave concern, we held several discussions amongst ourselves and with our daughter. We soon realized that professional help was required. Unfortunately, CoVid was a significant catalyst causing my daughter’s already present anxiety and depression to worsen. But with the help of a specialized therapist and medication recommended, explained, and supported by her therapist, and our family doctor, our daughter’s mental health has done a complete turnaround.
We had one issue remaining that we felt needed to be solved. Getting our daughter to have a sound and restful sleep. She’s a very active and vocal sleep talker. So whatever she’s dreaming about, we usually hear about in real-time.
Then Vocal helped me curb this problem. One of the challenges Vocal put up was for a playlist. I can’t recall the specifications, only that I read one Vocal story about binaural beats. Music formed with deep, mellow rhythms focused on frequencies to ease and please the mind. Music to sleep, rest, and wake refreshed.
Sleep sounds were not new to me. I had long been setting my daughter and often myself to sleep with sounds of ocean tides, rivers, creeks, streams, campfires, and forest sounds. They were relaxing, but I occasionally found myself stirred awake to birds, owls, or others making their natural sounds in the night. It wasn’t a deep sleep.
We moved into listening to sleep meditations, which were sometimes very effective but at other times kept your mind following the scene set by the narrator, delaying falling into sleep in a reasonable amount of time.
Then I looked more closely at the binaural beats and chose a few playlists created explicitly for deep, restful, healing sleep. Since using these playlists nightly, my daughter falls asleep soundly, sleeps peacefully, and awakens feeling fresh as a flower.
This is the first sleep playlist featuring binaural music.





