Much of the safety when using music in therapy, therefore, rests on the practitioner. It is the responsibility of the therapist to ensure their patient feels safe to move forward through the therapeutic process. ...
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The longer I work in healthcare, the more I understand why we need professionals to serve those in an active state of recovery and healing. And my hunch is if you have been a patient in any healthcare system, for...
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Why did Music Therapy not become a series of music-based techniques but instead become an autonomous profession?...
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The history of music in healthcare begins at the dawn of civilization at the time of ancient Greece alongside the theories of Plato that medical centres embedded art, music and many other forms of healing into its core. ...
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MUSIC THAT INSPIRES YOU = IMPROVES MOTIVATION = IMPROVED PERFORMANCE...
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While every music therapy session will be different and there is no one prescription, music therapists address many mental health goals...
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Palliative care and music therapy can create an environment that fosters a warm and soulful experience....
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Group therapy works, but size matters. Here are four ways to determine the optimal size for your therapy groups....
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We ALL want to feel good, and music can achieve this with longer, sustainable positive outcomes than drugs. ...
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Although music can certainly be enjoyed alone, when used within a music therapy context it can also help improve feelings of social bonding....
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