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Role of Music in Therapy and Healing
The job of music in treatment and recuperating has been concentrated broadly, and has been found to altogether affect working on mental and actual wellbeing. Music treatment is utilized to address many issues, including tension, sadness, torment the executives, and, surprisingly, formative problems. It is in many cases utilized related to different types of treatment, like mental conduct treatment, and can assist with expanding unwinding, further develop mind-set, and give a feeling of solace and association. The utilization of music in recuperating traces all the way back to old times, and keeps on being a significant piece of many societies and mending rehearses all over the planet.
Question: What are a few explicit procedures and strategies utilized in music treatment, and how would they add to the general recuperating process?
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i dont know hahahahaha
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Just listen to kenny g music Eargasm 🤜🤛
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I’ll listen to him some time
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Listen to jazz because of the soothing melodies and ear-pleasing tones to relax your mind
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apparently when I’m listening to jazz music or coffee shop music it helps me to relax and focus more
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Music therapists often use calming and soothing music to facilitate relaxation and reduce anxiety or stress. The therapist guides individuals through relaxation techniques while incorporating music as a therapeutic tool. This approach can help individuals achieve a state of relaxation, reduce physiological arousal, and promote overall well-being.
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great insight
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just playing instruments like guitar can contribute to the healing process by relaxation and emotional release.
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im just playing instruments when i have a problem..
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music therapy’s combination of creative expression, emotional exploration, and therapeutic techniques contributes to holistic healing and well-being
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im justttt listening
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just listening
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idk just listiing to music
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COJ’s song make you realize a lot of things
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