Heart rate slowed during rest, showing a typical relaxation response.
Immersive experiences using sound, vibration, energy work, and focused awareness to shift your state, quiet the noise, and reconnect with yourself.
Let a busy mind finally wind down after the day is done.
Experience a more regulated state and learn how to return there more readily.
Settle back into your body and feel clearer, steadier, and more present.
Come down from the pace and pressure of everyday life.
Sometimes, deep relaxation is reason enough.
The {technodelic} method layers vibration, binaural sound, rhythmic light, breath, and focused awareness into one deliberately composed sensory experience. Each layer has a role, and together they create room to settle deeply, quiet mental noise, and
explore what unfolds.
Low tones move through the vibroacoustic table as physical vibration you feel through the body.
Headphones create a perceived binaural beat while synchronized vibration moves through the body.
Rhythmic light opens another route into meditative, perceptual, and hypnagogic states.
Breath and directed attention let you actively work with the experience as it unfolds.
Aromatherapy, energy work, pacing, and meditative space bring the layers together in a held container for exploration.
A personalized immersive experience designed to take you beyond ordinary relaxation, through a deliberately composed sensory environment that shifts your state, quiets mental noise, and opens space for deeper awareness.
Before Still Point {technodelic} Studio, Dustin Holzwarth spent more than a decade in emergency medicine and clinical simulation, where stress, physiology, and the nervous system were part of the job. His work today looks very different, but the curiosity behind it is much the same: what helps the body shift, settle, and respond differently?
Researchers compared quiet rest with a comparable period that included low-frequency vibration to see how the body responded.
View studyHeart rate slowed during rest, showing a typical relaxation response.
Heart rate slowed in both conditions. But only the vibration condition produced significant HRV changes 30 minutes after the vibration had ended.
Heart rate slowed during rest, showing a typical relaxation response.
Heart rate slowed in both conditions. But only the vibration condition produced significant HRV changes 30 minutes after the vibration had ended.
Those HRV patterns were consistent with increased parasympathetic activity, the branch of the nervous system involved in rest and recovery.
Recent research has also measured EEG, cardiovascular, and electrodermal responses during immersive audio and vibroacoustic stimulation, alongside reported relaxation.
I have attended three sessions with Dustin, and after each one, I felt increasingly connected to myself, as well as calmer and more relaxed.
I had a great experience at Still Point. I reached a level of calm and relaxation that I honestly haven’t felt in a long time…
The breathing and guided portions were effective and easy to follow, and I left feeling noticeably more relaxed than when I walked in.
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