A lot of times, yes. That is sort of a personal preference of the practitioner. A lot of the times they will put nature sounds, music or something else that is suppose to be relaxing, but the patient can talk to the practitioner throughout the whole thing if they want to or if they want it to be very quiet, they can just let them know that they really just want to relax and sort of feel what is going on. It depends on the setting. Some practitioners work in spas where they have music playing in all of the rooms; some do it from their home. It is up to the practitioner to set the mood but if the client prefers a certain thing they are welcome to let the practitioner know that.
