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Sound therapy designed for
healthcare institutions.

Personalised sound sessions, easy to fit into care pathways, to reduce anxiety, ease the perception of pain and support patients’ sleep.

Melodia’s sound therapy is neither a relaxation playlist nor a singing-bowl workshop. It is a clinical application that delivers, in under a minute and without complex equipment, a sound session matched to the patient’s state: anxiety before a procedure, chronic or procedural pain, difficulty falling asleep, agitation.

Deployed in 14 care institutions across Belgium, France and Switzerland.

Recommended by several patient associations, including Parkinson Belgium (APK) and Fibromyalgia Switzerland (ASFM).

Sound therapy and music therapy: what is the difference?

Music therapy is a regulated discipline built on the relationship between a patient and a music therapist. It is valuable, but it depends on an available professional and a dedicated session time.

Sound therapy as Melodia practises it is a tool: a personalised sound session, started by the caregiver or by the patient, at any time, in any room. The two approaches are complementary. Melodia extends the benefit of sound to the moments when a therapist cannot be present: at night, in intensive care, in palliative care, during a technical procedure.

What are Melodia sound therapy sessions for?

Each session answers a precise therapeutic intention. The soundscape, its length and its frequencies are chosen for a given moment: before an examination, at bedtime, during a painful procedure, or during a task that demands attention.

Reduced anxiety and chronic stress

Better sleep and relief from insomnia

Natural pain management

Emotional support in cases of burnout, depression or mood disorders

Support for well-being and quality of life in people living with Parkinson’s disease, fibromyalgia and neurological conditions

Sharper focus and mental recentring, notably for people with ADHD

Grounded in neuroscience — the protocols draw on work published in neurology, psychology and pain medicine. References and deployment figures are set out in our publications.

Grounded in neuroscience

Sound works. It is measured.

Our protocols combine binaural beats, isochronic tones, 3D nature sounds and original compositions. They are built on studies published in neurology, psychology and pain medicine.

141
Partner institutions
+20K2
Users
223
Countries
+40K4
Possible combinations
1, 2 — Melodia deployments in institutions and app users, August 2026. 3 — Countries the app has been used from (connected-device measurement). 4 — Soundscape combinations the library can generate. Clinical references: PubMed, National Library of Medicine, ScienceDirect.
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Our solutions for healthcare professionals, companies, schools and associations

The Melodia Station

A fixed, secured solution for treatment rooms, common areas and rest spaces. Installation, training and follow-up included.

Ready to use

Nothing to set up for the caregiver: a theme, a duration, a button.

The Melodia Station in video

B2B · Mobile solution

The Melodia Case

A mobile solution for use in the room, in consultation or on home visits. iPad + optimised headphones + guide.

At the bedside

The protocol travels with the caregiver, with nothing to install.

References

They use Melodia in their institution

University hospitals, clinics, rehabilitation centres, home palliative care and patient associations. In Belgium, France and Switzerland.

They use it

Recognised by professionals.

Virginie Dirick
Director, Parkinson Association Belgium

« The experience is quite striking for most of our testers. Melodia does not claim to cure, but it helps improve quality of life. A simple, pleasant and reassuring tool with a positive effect on the emotional sphere — so important for compliance and everyday well-being. »

François Braibant
Practitioner & trainer in sound therapy

« The Melodia project is especially promising because it brings together today’s sound techniques and neuroscience. A creative, well-considered project that I support. »

Dr. M. Lefèvre
Pain specialist, partner university hospital

« Adding Melodia to our care pathway has transformed our patients’ pre-operative experience. The subjective reduction in anxiety is clear, and the use of anxiolytics has fallen. »

Frequently asked questions

What people ask us.

Sound therapy uses sound frequencies (binaural beats, isochronic tones, nature sounds) to induce targeted brain states — relaxation, sleep, focus. It draws on neuroscience and acoustic physics.

All questions

Hear the difference.

Free demonstration on site or online for care facilities. Free application for everyone else.