About Us
Our Mission
To pioneer the future of BioAcoustic Biology by advancing education, research and innovative technology that deepen our understanding of the body's natural language through sound and frequency. Inspired by decades of exploration and discovery, we empower individuals and practitioners with knowledge, practical tools and educational resources to unlock new possibilities for wellness, personal growth and lifelong learning.
Through the study of BioAcoustic Biology, we foster curiosity, encourage informed exploration and support stronger families, healthier communities and professional excellence. Our mission is to transform knowledge into understanding and understanding into meaningful action that enriches lives for generations to come.
Our
Story
Since 1982, the Institute of BioAcoustic Biology and Sound Health has been dedicated to advancing the understanding of the relationship between sound and human wellness through research, education and innovation.
Founded by Sharry Edwards, pioneer of BioAcoustic Biology, our Institute explores how the human voice reflects patterns associated with the body's structural and biochemical function.
Through voice analysis and frequency-based technologies, we continue to develop and refine non-invasive methods that support health assessment, education and ongoing research.
Our mission is to expand scientific knowledge, provide high-quality practitioner training and make innovative educational resources available to individuals and professionals worldwide. By combining decades of research with emerging technologies, we remain committed to advancing the field of BioAcoustic Biology and helping shape the future of sound-based wellness education.
About Sharry Edwards™
Sharry Edwards, MEd, is the founder of Sound Health and the pioneer of BioAcoustic Biology. With a background in education and more than four decades of research,
she has dedicated her career to exploring the
relationship between the human voice, sound and
frequency patterns.
Edwards developed BioAcoustic Biology, an
educational discipline that investigates vocal
characteristics and Frequency Equivalents™ to better understand individual form, function and
communication. Her work integrates research,
advanced software and innovative technologies to
study the unique information contained within the
human voice while expanding educational
opportunities in the field.
In 2021, Edwards was honored as Scientist of the Year
in recognition of her groundbreaking research, innovation and lifelong contributions to BioAcoustic Biology. Her pioneering work has led to the development of educational programs, voice-analysis technologies and practitioner training that have inspired students and professionals around the world.
Today, Sharry continues to lead research and educational initiatives through the Institute of BioAcoustic Biology and Sound Health. She remains actively involved in developing new BioAcoustic technologies, mentoring practitioners and expanding educational resources that support continued exploration of the relationship between voice, frequency and human potential.
Her vision has helped establish one of the world's longest-running organizations dedicated to the study of BioAcoustic Biology, creating a lasting legacy of innovation, education and discovery.
Professional Recognition
Featured Independent Review
Townsend Letter
"Accessible, visionary, and deeply empowering..."
Reviewed by Ralph W. Moss
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We are honored that Breaking the Sound Barrier of Disease has been independently reviewed by the Townsend Letter, one of the longest-running and most respected publications dedicated to integrative, functional, and natural medicine. Recognition from the Townsend Letter is especially meaningful because its reviews are widely read by healthcare professionals, researchers, educators, and practitioners seeking emerging perspectives in complementary health.
In its review, Breaking the Sound Barrier of Disease is recognized for presenting Sharry Edwards' decades of pioneering research into Human BioAcoustics™, Vocal Profiling, and the relationship between the human voice and health. The review highlights the book's exploration of how voice spectral analysis and individualized sound formulas are used within the Human BioAcoustics approach, along with the research, case histories, and educational concepts that have shaped this field.
Reviewer Ralph W. Moss, PhD, describes the book as "accessible, visionary, and deeply empowering," recognizing its thoughtful examination of sound, frequency, and the future of personalized wellness.
We are grateful to the Townsend Letter for featuring Breaking the Sound Barrier of Disease and invite you to read the complete review to learn more about the research, vision, and educational foundation behind Human BioAcoustics™.
