DeepBliss for practitioners
Turn each client’s goal into a practice they return to.
Create deeply personalized audiovisual practices around your client’s goals, words and image — in your voice or theirs.
More personal for them. Far less production work for you.
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Papers we read
- García-Argibay et al. (2019)Psychological ResearchPMID 30073406
- Padmanabhan et al. (2005)AnaesthesiaPMID 16115248
- Ingendoh et al. (2023)PLOS ONEPMID 37205669
- Wahbeh et al. (2007)Journal of Alternative and Complementary MedicinePMID 17309374
- Nigg et al. (2024)Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent PsychiatryPMID 38428577
- Papalambros et al. (2017)Frontiers in Human NeurosciencePMID 28337134
- Symons & Johnson (1997)Psychological BulletinPMID 9136641
- Wood et al. (2009)Psychological SciencePMID 19493324
- Hershfield et al. (2009)Social Cognitive and Affective NeurosciencePMID 19047075
- Hershfield (2011)Annals of the New York Academy of Sciencesdoi 10.1111/j.1749-6632.2011.06201.x
- Hershfield et al. (2011)Journal of Marketing Researchdoi 10.1509/jmkr.48.SPL.S23
- Rösch, Stramaccia & Benoit (2022)Journal of Experimental Psychology: GeneralPMID 34843367
- Oettingen & Mayer (2002)Journal of Personality and Social PsychologyPMID 12416922
- Carrillo et al. (2019)PLOS ONEPMID 31545815
- Wang, Wang & Gai (2021)Frontiers in PsychologyPMID 34054628
- Functional Imagery Training RCT (2019)International Journal of ObesityPMID 30185920
- Schwarz & Taylor (2005)Clinical NeurophysiologyPMID 15721080
- Iaccarino et al. (2016)NaturePMID 27929004
- Baumel et al. (2019)Journal of Medical Internet ResearchPMID 31573916
Some of these point against parts of the category, and they are here for that reason. Reading a paper is not the same as a paper endorsing us.
What your client hears
The moment it becomes unmistakably theirs
When your client presses play, they hear personally relevant words in a voice that matters to them — yours or their own — over sound chosen for the state they are practising. The recognition is the point: their words, their goals, the direction you set together.
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The sample
Everything in it, and why
A real track, not a mock-up. The voice is one from our library: AI speech built from a human recording. Under it, a monaural 1 Hz delta beat and a music bed.
Monaural needs no headphones — it works on a speaker. It also produces a stronger cortical response than binaural at the same frequency (Schwarz & Taylor, 2005 · PMID 15721080). That is a measurement, not a promise about outcomes.
Full pro audio controls
Levels, voice and bed — set per client, before anything is assigned.
The mix
Individual levels
Where the layers open. Every one of them is yours to move.
The voice
Voice effects
Whose voice it is, and where it sits in the room.
Your voice and your client’s are equally supported. Neither is the default.
The bed
4 audio engines
What plays underneath — and what we will not put under it.
- MonauralDelta · 1 Hz · no headphones needed
- Background music1 of 4 beds, under the voice
- Pink noiseBroadband masking, rolled off at −3 dB/octave — not in this track
One brief, four layers
One direction, carried through every layer
You describe where your client is going, once. The words, the voice, the sound and the imagery are all built from that same brief — which is why they arrive as one piece rather than four tools stitched together.
The Oracle
You describe what your client is working toward, in your own language. The Oracle drafts the affirmations around it — present tense, believable, pitched at the gap they are actually working across. Every line stays editable.
Voice Twin™
Twenty seconds of speech builds the voice. Use your own, so what they hear between appointments is the voice they already trust — or your client’s, when the work calls for it. Both are fully supported and neither is the default.
Neural RX™
Studio-grade sound is built underneath the words — a single entrainment layer or a compatible dual-layer profile, mixed at 44.1 kHz with lossless downloads on this plan.
Personalized video and imagery
With consent, your client’s photo becomes photorealistic scenes of them inside the direction they described — as still images, and as short video clips. Because every layer starts from the same brief, the words, voice, sound and pictures arrive as one piece.
What your client sees
Your client is the person in the picture
One photo, sent through the consent invite. The brief that produced the affirmations produces the pictures too, so your client sees themselves inside the direction you set together — as short video, and as still scenes. Nothing reaches them until you have looked at it.
A picture someone only looks at is the version the research argues against. This one is attached to a session: your client presses play, and the scenes run under their affirmations in the voice you chose. Looking is not the practice.
Hershfield et al. (2011, Journal of Marketing Research) found that people shown age-progressed renderings of their own face allocated more than twice as much to a hypothetical retirement account as those shown their current face (doi 10.1509/jmkr.48.SPL.S23). Oettingen & Mayer (2002, Journal of Personality and Social Psychology) found that simply enjoying mental images of a desired future predicted lower effort and poorer performance, across four groups, measured up to two years later (PMID 12416922). Neither study tested this product: Hershfield’s renderings aged a face rather than picturing a goal, and the outcome measured was money set aside.
From brief to assigned
Manage your clients with a click
Five steps. You hold the judgement at every one of them, and nothing reaches your client until you say so.
Describe what your client is working toward and add the language or context from the work together.
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Two ways in
How it fits different practices
The platform adapts to your method. It does not ask you to replace it.
The same workflow fits adjacent practices — counselling-hypnotherapy, NLP, meditation teaching — wherever the session ends with something the client keeps.
Life, wellness and executive coaching
Turn a client’s goal, language and chosen direction into a personalized practice they can return to between conversations.
Hypnotherapy & RTT
Create the bespoke post-session recording your client takes home, without assembling the script, voice, sound, imagery, delivery and tracking across disconnected tools.
Professional production standards
Studio production, without the studio
Scripting, voice creation, sound, imagery, delivery and client management sit in one place. You provide the direction and the judgement; DeepBliss does the production work.
- 50 voice models a month, invite-based — your client never makes an account
- 100 personalized sessions a month, up to 30 minutes each
- Up to ~75 client slideshows a month, 5 of them full-motion video — plus a separate allowance for your own work
- Share links that last up to a year, with up to 1,000 listens each
- A client portal — one durable link to every practice you have assigned
- Lossless WAV downloads and unlimited custom scripts
- Per-client engagement: listens, minutes, completion, and who has gone quiet
No complex audio software or expensive equipment, no script to write, and nothing to stitch together across four tools afterwards.
Between the appointments
Know how the week actually went
The week between two appointments is the part you never get to see. Every practice you assign reports back — whether it was opened, for how long, how often, and who has quietly stopped.
One number across every client and every practice you have assigned, with the change on last week beside it.
Your exposure, not just ours
Consent, privacy and control
A voiceprint is sensitive biometric information. Everything below is how the product actually behaves, not a policy summary.
Nothing in your session is ever recorded
- Your client records themselves, deliberately, on their own device.
- Tools built around transcribing a session work the other way round.
Consent is the client’s to give
- They read the wording before anything is captured.
- “I agree that my voice recording will be used to create a personal voice for my audio affirmations, processed by a voice-technology provider, and that I can ask…”
- “I agree that my photo will be used to personalise the visuals in my audio, and that I can ask…”
The agreement is stored, not assumed
- The wording and its version are stored with the consent.
- So are the timestamp and the IP it came from.
- “They ticked a box” is worth little without what they were shown, and when.
Deletable at any time
- A voice or photo can be removed on request.
- Voice models stay tied to your practitioner account, and travel nowhere else.
Why it is built this way
A voiceprint is treated as sensitive information under the Australian Privacy Act, as biometric data under Illinois BIPA, and as a special category under GDPR Article 9. Each of them turns on what the person was shown and when — which is why the wording, its version, the time and the IP are stored with the consent rather than a tick on its own.
Pricing
One plan
One flat rate for the whole practice. No per-client charges, no setup fee, no call to get a number.
Practitioner
A full roster of 25 clients puts this at about $4 per client per month. The plan includes 100 creations a month, so a full roster works out at about 4 sessions each.
Need more seats? A Client Pack adds 10 for $25/month from your billing page, up to 55.
You would be one of the first practitioners on it, which mostly means you would help shape what it becomes.
Cancel anytime. Share links keep working until they expire.
What we refuse to sell you
Where DeepBliss says no
The sound is matched to the state your client is practising, by rules that also refuse things. Every preset carries an evidence grade, including the weak ones.
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Pooled effect
Binaural beats, pooled across cognition, anxiety and pain — not anxiety alone. 22 studies, 35 effect sizes (García-Argibay et al., 2019)
doi 10.1007/s00426-018-1066-8
Best of 4
Encoding conditions
Self-referential encoding outperformed structural, phonemic and semantic encoding for recall. It is why a script in your client’s own words lands differently (Rogers, Kuiper & Kirker, 1977)
PMID 909043
Zero
Brown noise + ADHD
No brown-noise study met inclusion criteria in the 2024 review. We recommend white noise instead, and the Oracle says so inside the app (Nigg et al., 2024)
PMID 38428577
We would rather lose the sale than overstate the evidence. Every preset carries an evidence grade, including the weak ones, and the Oracle declines the pairings the research does not support rather than selling them to you.
It will not put pink or brown noise under binaural beats: in one review, several studies embedding beats in pink noise showed no entrainment (Ingendoh et al., 2023 · PMID 37205669). The brown-noise refusal is our own rule rather than a finding of that paper.
Our evidence standard
Questions
Practitioner questions, answered
The operational ones, including the answers that are limits rather than features.
No. Clients never sign up or download an app. You send an invitation link, they record for twenty seconds on any device, and the voice model is stored under your account. To listen, they use a share link or their own portal page — no login.
Whichever you choose, and neither is the default. Many practitioners use their own, so what the client hears between appointments is the voice they already trust. Your client’s own voice is equally supported when the work calls for it, through the consent flow.
From your dashboard you generate a secure link that expires in seven days. Your client opens it, reads what they are agreeing to, records for twenty seconds and — if you are using imagery — adds a photo. The voice model is created automatically and attached to that client.
Yes. There are 60+ scripts across areas like sleep, confidence, focus and anxiety relief, and you can write unlimited custom scripts in your own language and approach. One deliberate limit: DeepBliss is a wellness tool rather than a clinical one, so scripts are built around states and practices instead of diagnoses, and our Terms ask you not to record diagnoses or treatment details against a client.
Per-client engagement shows listens, minutes, completion and last activity, and flags a client who has gone quiet. It tells you whether the practice is being used — it does not measure treatment response or clinical progress, and it is not intended to.
Voice models and images are tied to your practitioner account only, and can be deleted on request. The consent wording, its version, the timestamp and the originating IP are stored alongside them. Australian practitioners: a voiceprint is sensitive information under the Privacy Act, and the stored record is what makes consent evidenced rather than assumed.
The plan includes 25 active clients, and you can add 10 more at a time with a Client Pack from your billing page — up to 55. The plan includes 100 creations a month, so a full roster works out at about 4 sessions each. If you are running heavier than that, email cs@deepbliss.me and we will size it with you rather than guess.
Yes, with no penalty. Your clients’ share links keep working until their expiry dates even after you cancel.
You guide the work. DeepBliss helps bring it to life.
You decide what the experience should support, which language fits, and how it sits inside your method. DeepBliss turns that direction into a finished practice without asking you to become a scriptwriter, voice producer, audio engineer or video editor.
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Last reviewed: 2026-08-25 by the DeepBliss Team