Delta Sleep Study — Eating Disorder Treatment

Methodology

Female adolescent residents with eating disorders listened to a 60-minute Delta Sleep audio therapy program nightly at bedtime for 14 days, repeating if they awoke overnight. Residents recorded symptom levels on daily Symptom Intensity Scale (SIS) forms.

Key Findings

• 78.5% decrease in Trouble Getting to Sleep symptoms over 14 days

• 86% decrease in Trouble Staying Asleep symptoms

• Rapid and dramatic improvement beginning from first use

• Steady symptom decline without return to pre-treatment levels

• Particularly effective for patients where sleep deprivation impacts recovery participation

Clinical Results

Study achieved drastic improvement in sleep disorders among eating disorder patients. Quality sleep enabled patients to participate fully in recovery, reducing irritability and inability to concentrate during therapy and activities.

Full Study

Therapists, physicians, researchers, and other mental health professionals in a wide variety of clinical settings are discovering the healing power of audio therapy. Combining the principles of Quantum Harmonics™ audio therapy with the benefits of meditation, this approach provides an all-natural, drug-free, and clinically-tested tool for the treatment of sleep disorders, as well as depression and other behavioral health problems.

In this study at The Renfrew Center in Coconut Creek, FL — a pioneer and leader in the treatment of eating disorders — a group of female adolescent residents were instructed to listen to the 60-minute Delta Sleep audio therapy program nightly at bedtime and to repeat it if they awoke overnight. Residents recorded their symptom levels on daily Symptom Intensity Scale (SIS) Forms, each completing at least 14 days of reports.

Improvement was rapid and dramatic. Over 14 days, Trouble Getting to Sleep decreased by 78.5% and Trouble Staying Asleep decreased by 86%.

No matter where subjects started with their symptom levels, the graphs showed a similarity of steady symptom decline — and significantly, without a return to pre-treatment levels. Quality sleep enabled patients to participate fully in their recovery, reducing irritability and inability to concentrate during therapy and important activities.

Research disclosure. The studies referenced on this page were conducted under Theracoustic™, a trading name of the same company and team behind WellAudio, using the same underlying audio therapy technology and methodology. WellAudio is a new consumer product built on this foundation. These studies were carried out prior to the launch of WellAudio and were not performed using this application specifically. Results reflect outcomes from clinical and institutional settings and may not be representative of individual consumer use.