A science-backed, five-day auditory intervention that helps the nervous system feel safe — improving social engagement, reducing anxiety, and making all other therapies more effective.
Developed by Dr. Stephen Porges — the neuroscientist behind Polyvagal Theory — the Safe & Sound Protocol is a five-hour auditory intervention that uses specially filtered music to retrain the nervous system.
The SSP works by activating the neural pathways associated with safety and social connection, making it easier for the brain and body to shift out of fight, flight, or freeze states and into a regulated, open state where learning, connection, and healing can happen.
In simple terms: it signals to your nervous system that the world is safe — and that changes everything.


The Safe & Sound Protocol has shown meaningful results in as little as five sessions for people across a wide range of challenges.
"After my son completes the five hours, he sleeps better, is generally calmer, and follows directions without the constant arguing. The difference is remarkable."
We review your history, current challenges, and goals to determine if the SSP is a good fit and plan the right listening schedule.
Over five sessions (in-clinic or remotely), you listen to specially processed music through headphones — often while engaging in calming, regulating activities.
We check in regularly via live telehealth or scheduled appointments, adjusting the program based on your response to optimize results.
We recommend regulation and grounding activities throughout the process to support your nervous system as it shifts and settles.
Visit us at 245 Foster Lane, Billings. Ideal if you prefer in-person support, live nearby, or want to combine SSP with other services like OT or PT.
Our remote SSP program is available globally. You listen at home while we support you through telehealth check-ins and customized scheduling. No travel required.