Music therapy is also commonly used in physical rehabilitation. For example, rhythmic auditory stimulation is used to improve ...

Music is known to have therapeutic properties, but new research suggests that its ability to alleviate pain depends on one key factor: tempo.

New research from McGill University reveals that listening to music at your own rhythm can significantly reduce pain.

Music has the best chance of providing pain relief when it is played at our natural rhythm, a McGill University research team ...

I integrate music therapy into treatment. I am a seasoned, licensed Psychologist/Wellness Mentor who specializes in the treatment of people experiencing life/career stress, chronic pain ...

Fresh research from Austria has found that listening to music can help patients with chronic back pain. And a recent survey ... patients found group therapy such as art and music therapy, the ...

For those looking for new ways to express and understand themselves, music therapy offers a unique ... individuals with chronic pain, bereaved children and adults, individuals with developmental ...

Music is often considered the universal language, and at the University of the Pacific in Stockton, it's also a method of ...

While over-the-counter medications offer temporary relief, many of us seek alternative and holistic approaches to manage the ...

chronic mental illness, clinical improvisation, the Improvisation Assessment Profiles (Bruscia), intellectual and developmental disabilities and trauma-informed treatment. Candidates for the MMT ...