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Music Is Used in Ways We May Not Know | 4 Music Therapy Tips

Writer: Kyshawn "IamYoungHitta" WymanKyshawn "IamYoungHitta" Wyman

Updated: Jul 12, 2020


Photo Credit: ABC News

Everywhere you go you'll hear some form of music, whether it's in a supermarket, on television, at a concert or a party etc. Did you know that therapists use music as apart of their clinical practice? Yes it’s true! Music Therapy is an established health profession that requires a Bachelor Degree or Higher.


What is music therapy?

Music Therapy is the clinical and evidence-based use of music interventions to accomplish individualized goals within a therapeutic relationship by a credentialed professional who has completed an approved music therapy program.

REF: (Defined by the American Music Therapy Association.)

Music therapy helps manage stress, alleviate pain, promote physical rehabilitation, and allow individuals to communicate when they can’t vocally.

I am not a Music Therapist Professional with a Bachelors degree in Music Therapy however, Music is a part of my daily therapy. I’ve been able to communicate with people through music, even where there would be a vocal language barrier.


How can you use music as therapy for yourself?

· Learn your favorite songs on piano via Youtube

· Listen to mediation music (ex: Calm Piano, Healing Music)

· Clean up your house while playing your favorite jams

· Stretch meditation in the morning, and at night to release toxins

Check Out These Helpful Links To Get You Guys Started:

Sydney Cummings-20 Minute Stretch Meditation

Deep Healing Relax Mind Body: Cleanse Anxiety, Stress & Toxins, Magical Sleep Meditation

Instant Relief from Stress and Anxiety| Detox Negative Emotions, Calm Nature Healing Sleep Music

Enjoy!


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