VetTune · At-home vibroacoustic chair program
Presence for Veterans
Sound. Creativity. Connection.
A way to explore restorative self-care at home, with music, gentle vibration and connection to VetTune's creative community.
Current program: rotating, temporary chair loans, subject to availability and program requirements. An inquiry does not guarantee a chair or placement.
A chair experience, connected to a larger purpose
The chair combines sound with gentle vibration for a vibroacoustic listening experience. It is one part of VetTune's mission to help veterans explore creative expression, comprehensive self-care and community connection.
Music, art, writing, photography, storytelling and making things can all open a creative door. Tell us what you enjoy, or what you would like to try. Your interests help us plan future opportunities with community partners.
How to get involved
1. Fill out the intake
Open the VetTune Intake Form and enter your contact information.
2. Choose the chair program
Select At-home chair program — Presence for Veterans (interest only) and share the creative hobbies you enjoy or would like to try.
3. Submit
We'll contact you about availability and next steps.
Chairs are rotating, temporary loans. Submitting an intake does not guarantee placement.
Already completed intake? Email scheduler@vettune.org to add chair interest. Watch for future creative-event announcements and newsletters.
Looking for funded self-care services? See our separate booking requirements.
Help the program reach more veterans
We are starting with rotating chair loans while we build the support needed to expand access. Future funding and regular donations may help us reach more homes; permanent chair placements are not currently promised.
Want to contribute, volunteer or explore a community partnership? Support VetTune's work or ask us about supporting the chair program. Donations are voluntary and do not purchase eligibility or priority.
With thanks to Kennebec Savings Bank
We are grateful to Kennebec Savings Bank for its generous grant and continued support in helping move this program forward.