Sanatoriums, historically utilized for convalescence, intersect with contemporary interests in mental well-being. This study examines the impact of crystalline soundscapes on mental disorientation within sanatorium settings. Utilizing immersive audio environments, participants experienced varying levels of crystalline sounds. Results indicate a correlation between soundscapes and mental disorientation, with higher clarity leading to increased disorientation. These findings suggest potential therapeutic applications for sound modulation in sanatorium environments. Understanding the interaction between auditory stimuli and mental states informs holistic approaches to mental health treatment in rehabilitative settings. Further research is warranted to optimize sound interventions for enhanced patient outcomes.