Spiritune Discount Now Available Through IMNF
The Institute for Music and Neurologic Function (IMNF) is pleased to share that Spiritune is now offering a 10% discount on annual subscriptions to the IMNF community.
Spiritune is a clinically informed music app designed to support emotional regulation, focus, and stress reduction. Backed by principles from neuroscience and music therapy, the platform offers personalized soundscapes to help users manage stress and improve mental well-being.
To receive the discount, sign up through the following link and enter the code
imnf10 at checkout:
https://og.spiritune.com/sign-up?partner=imnf10
IMNF is glad to support access to science-based tools like Spiritune as part of its broader commitment to music and health.
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