Fall Asleep Fast | Black Screen Wood Soup ASMR | No Talking

This 8-hour video fades to black over 5 minutes so you have time to get situated and comfortable. Headphones on for maximum binaural sounds. No talking. Wood Soup ASMR: I make calming wood and water triggers to help you rest and relax, or focus and get through your workday by drowning out noises that can distract and irritate. ASMR is known to help calm anxiety, relieve insomnia, depression, PTSD, help ADHD, autism, tinnitus, and even curb migraines. My goal is to trigger intense ASMR tingles by allowing the unique characteristics of the wood and bead sounds to be enjoyed, and to keep them as clean and minimally produced as possible, so I will never use echo or other audio effects. In some videos, ambient music and/or rain & thunder may be added for a layered option. Check out more of my Wood Soup ASMR YouTube Channel here: https://bit.ly/WoodSoupGirlASMR_YouTube Thanks so much for watching! If you enjoy my content, please subscribe. Tapping the bell 🔔 notification will alert you when I post new stuff! FOLLOW ON: 🟣 TikTok: TikTok: woodsoupgirlasmr 🟣 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2RHpF... 🟣 Apple Music: AppleMusic: wood-soup-girl 🟣 Instagram: Instagram: woodsoupgirlasmr 🟣 Beacons: https://beacons.ai/woodsoupgirlasmr What is ASMR? It stands for Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response and it is the positive psychological and physical sensations you feel from certain triggers. Triggers can be things like light touch, hair brushing, watching someone create art, listening to someone whisper, or crinkling or tapping sounds. There are a great number of benefits to ASMR, such as helping PTSD & anxiety, easing insomnia & depression, and promoting feelings of general well-being & positivity. All content: ©2024 Wood Soup Girl ASMR. You may not copy, reproduce, distribute, modify, or in any other way exploit any part of copyrighted material without prior written permission from Wood Soup ASMR Educator Note: This video is designed with classrooms & group settings in mind and may be accessible through the YouTube Player for Education, an ad-free tool for teachers, educators, special ed professionals, and chaperones. These videos support focus, calming, mindfulness, and emotional regulation for all students, while also being helpful for learners with autism, ADHD, sensory sensitivities, misophonia, anxiety, PTSD, and panic disorders. Created to foster inclusive, sensory-aware environments that benefit both neurodivergent and neurotypical learners alike.