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I would look into Youtube if you do not have anything specific.
If you do have specifics, set the room up with :
Some soothing spa music. Concentrate on specific muscles and/or parts of the body.
Make sure to have the "speaker" use a soft voice. Low lighting. Maybe some aroma therapy going on at the same time. Lavender would be wonderful!
I hope this helps get you started !
Thank you very much for your suggestions