Soaring Song Music Therapy

05/07/2021

The bond between a mother and child is something truly special, and this next story proves just how extraordinary it can be. KPRC 2′s Sofia Ojeda spoke with Emilia Herrera about how the power of music helped keep her and her newborn baby connected after being separated at birth due to COVID-19.

12/16/2020

https://www.erikaslighthouse.org/blog/5-ways-music-therapy-can-support-mental-health/

Music therapy is the evidence-based practice of a board-certified music therapist using music interventions to help clients achieve non-musical goals. In music therapy, the therapy happens between the therapist and client through the music.

12/20/2016

http://www.nami.org/Blogs/NAMI-Blog/December-2016/The-Impact-of-Music-Therapy-on-Mental-Health =social&utm_campaign=blog&utm_medium=facebook

Research shows the benefits of music therapy for various mental health conditions, including depression, trauma, and schizophrenia (to name a few). Learn more about this powerful form of therapy here.

11/07/2016

http://neurosciencenews.com/music-therapy-teen-depression-5435/

A new study reports music therapy can help to reduce depressive symptoms in children and teens with emotional and behavioral problems.

11/06/2016

https://www.facebook.com/carolsmith088/posts/10154824708329427

According to a USC study, music education accelerates brain development in young children, including the area of the brain responsible for language and reading.

07/14/2016

https://www.facebook.com/musicmancgs/posts/10102466231529385

There are now 6,000 credentialed music therapists practicing in the US, 15 percent of whom work in medical or surgical settings.

05/23/2016

http://www.preludemusictherapy.com/blogs/nope-thats-not-music-therapy/

Did you find us via Facebook or Twitter? Are you following a link from an email or blog post? Welcome! We love music and know that music can be a wonderful addition to healthcare and educational …

04/08/2016

http://didgeproject.com/therapeutics/doctors-now-prescribing-music-for-heart-ailments-brain-dysfunction-learning-disabilities-depression-ptsd-alzheimers-and-more/

Music has proven time and again to be an important component of human culture and is now being seen as music therapy in many medical environments.