Stress isn’t just a feeling—it’s a full-body experience.

And in this episode of Pursue Vegas, we sit down with Craig Goldberg, co-founder of Inharmony Interactive, to talk about how sound and vibration can help you heal from the outside in.

Craig’s journey into wellness didn’t start with yoga or incense. It began in healthcare—and led him to develop cutting-edge tech that regulates the nervous system through vibroacoustic therapy. “It’s about managing stress and anxiety. It’s about teaching people about the power of sound and vibration,” Craig explains.

Now a staple in Las Vegas’s underground wellness movement, Craig is on a mission to bring nervous system education to the mainstream. We talk about his signature sound beds, frequency tools, and how his technology helps users activate the parasympathetic nervous system (that’s the calm one). “Sound and vibration therapy gives you something you can do to kick in the parasympathetic nervous system on command.”

Beyond the tech, Craig believes we’re living through a shift—a return to energetic medicine, proactive health, and personal sovereignty. “We are at the beginning of another renaissance in health and wellness.” His approach blends science and spirit without the fluff, showing how repetition, frequency, and breathwork can rewire your stress response and reset your body.

He even shares his approach to parenting, revealing why he’s homeschooling his daughter to focus on real-world life skills. “Every day, in every way, I’m getting better and better and better,” he says, nodding to the simple mantras that shape his daily practice.

Whether you’re new to sound healing or just ready to ditch the burnout cycle, this episode is a conversation about calming your system, reclaiming your power, and finding harmony—on your terms.

Key Takeaways:

• Your nervous system controls more than you think—it’s time to make friends with it.
• Vibroacoustic therapy is a powerful tool for regulating stress and achieving relaxation.
• Vegas has a fast-growing wellness scene beyond casinos and conventions.
• Sound therapy isn’t magic—it’s biology meets frequency.
• There’s a movement toward conscious living, customized education, and holistic well-being.

Resources:

• Craig Goldberg — Inharmony Interactive
• Mentioned Thought Leaders: Dr. Amen, Peter Attia, Andrew Huberman, Alex Hormozi
• Book Recs: Seth Godin, Kathy Heller

Las Vegas is known for noise. Craig is here to bring the harmony.

Tune in to this soul-soothing episode with Craig Goldberg and discover how sound, tech, and nervous system healing can help you regulate in a dysregulated world.

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