A therapist seated beside a client resting with headphones on a flat vibroacoustic chaise in a refined private therapy office
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Clinical

Therapeutic music for mental health care.

Who it’s for

Still using Spotify or YouTube playlists?

Each Clinical journey follows one continuous path: regulation, emotional processing and release, uplift, then a grounded return. Music creates space to work with heaviness, with transitions designed to support the whole experience.

Biotune Clinical

Playlists

Therapeutic journey

One continuous path: regulation, emotional processing and release, uplift, grounded return

Songs played one after anotherNo therapeutic arc

Seamless transitions

Shaped through filters, BPM, tonality and key

Not designed for therapy

Therapeutic sound modalities

Binaural sound, bilateral stimulation and BodyWaves

Not offered

Fully immersive

Sound you hear and vibration you feel through the SoniQ Mat or compatible hardware

Sound you hear only

Licensed for your practice

Original licensed music for therapeutic settings

Personal-use streaming termsNot licensed for client sessions

Uninterrupted sessions

No ads or surprise tracks mid-session

Ads and autoplay can interrupt on free tiers

Clinical experience

Seven years of clinical practice

Depends on the curator

Library size

Twelve distinct therapeutic journeys

Millions of songs

OfferedNot offered

Personalized recommendations withBiotune Compass

What is your desired outcome?

Program selection remains part of the therapist’s care, not a diagnosis or treatment recommendation.

Example from the Biotune app. Replay to see the same recommendations.

From your intention to your experience.

The Clinical plan

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Clinical

$99

per month, per location

  • Commercial license with multi-user access for your clinic and team.
  • Tuning included, plus twelve distinct therapeutic programs that guide clients from acclimation through processing underlying emotional issues to integrating the experience into everyday life.
  • Support for therapeutic work, psychedelic preparation, and therapist-led integration.
  • Sessions of 60 to 90 minutes for clinical settings.

12 distinct journeys

A defined arc. Not a playlist.

Each journey follows the Biotune Therapeutic Music guideline: regulate and settle, make space for emotional processing and release, uplift, then ground and return. Different intentions. A consistent structure.

  1. 01

    Acclimation

    Ground and settle into the experience.

  2. 02

    Core trauma work

    Work with emotional release and clearing.

  3. 03

    Returning to love

    Return safely toward connection and renewal.

  4. 04

    Envisioning life

    Look ahead with intention.

Original licensed music, shaped with filters and transition tools. BPM, tonality and key guide the flow. Binaural sound, BodyWaves, bilateral stimulation and pulsed wave add supportive layers, informed by EMDR and hypnosis.

The evidence

Informed by pilots. Refined through practice.

Developed over seven years of clinical practice. Refined through pilots, not biofeedback validation. The people-served count describes practice reach; the 120-participant cohort reports pilot outcomes, not individual guarantees.

89%

felt measurable relief during or right after a session.

1,600

people served over the past three years. Separate from the structured pilot cohort.

120

participants across structured pilot cohorts.

87%

reported less anxiety afterward.

82%

reported better mood.

78%

reported better sleep after Tune Out and Tune Down.

FAQ

What is the difference between this and a playlist?

Every song is evaluated and tested in group sessions. Its placement serves a specific stage of the journey, rather than a background listening sequence.

How does the music support integration?

Clients explore underlying patterns during a session, then process what emerges with their therapist. In psychedelic-assisted care, the music can support preparation within a clinician-led setting. It complements care, never replaces it.

How are Clinical programs developed and refined?

Group-session feedback and pilot participant responses guide ongoing refinement. Clinical programs are not validated with biofeedback.

How does a business subscription work?

One subscription covers one location and your whole team, at $99 a month.

Make therapeutic music part of your mental health care.