Sound Masking for Therapy Rooms: Calm Without Silence 76196
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Walk into a therapy room and you can feel the work happening before anyone speaks. The lighting is softer than the hall, chairs are arranged with intention, and the air has that particular mix of clean fabric, coffee, and something quietly hopeful. Then you hear it. Footsteps in the corridor. A door latch.
