As an approved teacher for the College of Sound Healing (CoSH), Ruby Larimar is proud to offer this comprehensive Sound Healing with the Voice (CoSH)® Practitioner Training Diploma Course © , developed by an organization that has been at the forefront of sound healing education since 2005. CoSH, a non-profit run by its members, has a long-standing reputation for providing in-depth and high-quality training in Sound Therapy. This course reflects that commitment, combining essential theory with immersive and practical workshops designed to build your confidence and skill in using your voice for healing. You’ll benefit from a thorough learning manual and a teaching approach that prioritizes experiential learning. Knowing that CoSH is a respected member of the IICT, the Therapeutic Sound Association, and the Complementary Medical Association underscores the robust and ethical foundation of this training. You can expect a supportive and empowering learning environment that draws upon the College’s extensive experience in the field.

You will be assessed through practical evaluations, documented practice treatments (36 required, and you can complete up to five case studies on one person). Specific guidelines for the case studies and all practical requirements will be provided during the training itself. You will also complete two written assignments (approx. 600 words each) and a final 3,000-word externally assessed essay (with a £30 fee). To receive your Sound Healing Practitioner’s Diploma, you need to attend all five parts of the course, complete the practice treatments and written work, attend additional workshops, and become a Student Member of the College of Sound Healing.

The core curriculum consists of five parts with scheduled dates. After completing Part 5, you have an additional 6 months to finalize any outstanding requirements (practice treatments, written work) to receive your diploma.

If you miss a workshop date, we will try to accommodate you in another existing group if space allows with the facilitator you are training with. If no other suitable group is available, a one-to-one catch-up session with your tutor can be arranged at a surcharge of £200. Generally, you are expected to continue with your chosen attendance format (in-person or online) for the entire course. However, you may request to switch to the online format if your circumstances change, subject to online group availability and case-by-case consideration.

If you have any difficulty with writing (e.g., dyslexia) or if English is not your first language, please inform your course Tutor during Part One. This information will be taken into consideration when your essay is marked.

You need to become a Student Member of the College by Part Two of the Practitioner Training Course. Student Membership costs £40.00 and lasts for two years. After completing the training, you can become a full Member (MCSH) £60.00 per year.

To ensure you’re fully prepared for the course, we have a couple of prerequisites:

Anatomy & Physiology: Students are expected to have a basic knowledge of anatomy and physiology. If you don’t have prior experience, we highly recommend reading “Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathology: A Practical, Illustrated Guide to the Human Body for Students and Practitioners” by Ruth Hull.

First Aid: You’ll need to hold a current first aid certificate. If you don’t have this training yet, you can complete it whilst on the course. We recommend the First Aid Plus Online Course, which costs £35.00 and provides 3 years of cover.

Specific information regarding these requirements will be provided during the course

From Part 2 weekend, you will need to buy C&G Tuning Forks; we recommend Bio Sonic Brand. From the Part 3 weekend, you will be required to purchase two specific CDs costing £12.                                                  

Specific information regarding these requirements will be provided during the course

Yes, students need insurance cover while training. The College offers a block insurance scheme, and information will be provided during the training.

Yes, students not wishing to complete homework and case studies do not need insurance or a first aid certificate and are welcome to join for the experiential journey.

We understand that circumstances can change. A 95% refund is available when requested within 45days before the workshop date. Beyond this period, while we can’t offer a refund, we are happy to offer the flexibility to defer your attendance to a future workshop within a one-year period.