Is It Possible For You To Embrace The Power Of Music ?

Yes, it is possible for you to embrace musics power. The art of music and science come together to provide powerful healing benefits through music therapy.

The use of conventional medicine alone has been unsuccessful in the treatment of some neurological disorders, however with the integration of music therapy, neurological disorders, and other illnesses have been successfully treated and managed. As neuroscience studies music through the use of functional imaging, the clinical data has validated the brains plasticity, its ability to change.

Yes ! music speaks to individuals enhancing the neurological function of the body to help over come disorders, providing healing benefits for the whole body.

In the early 1940’s one of the first music therapy programs engaged veterans suffering from post traumatic stress as a complimentary treatment regiment, resulting in a very favorable response, physically and emotionally. Its use has continued since then, validating its ability to change and enhance the neurological function of the whole body, enabling individuals to relearn a lost skill, such as walking, speech, memory, overcome fear, and even relief from pain.

According to zippia.com/music-therapist-jobs/demographics/ There are over 26,651 Music Therapists currently employed in the United States in 2021.

Music therapists around the world are serving over 1.6 million people per year in various settings. This number will continue to increase each year thanks to media coverage, word of mouth, and research.

How rewarding it must be for therapists to implement the elements of music in a therapeutic approach that demonstrates its profound nature to heal and comfort through rhythm and rhyme.

If you or someone you know has experienced a connection with the art of music and would like to share how it has enhanced your life in any way, please feel free to share your story as an encouragement for our readers.

Where Words Fail Music Speaks ~  Shakespeare