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Tune In to the Healing Powers of a Decent Playlist

Music has historical roots in healing and is now validated as a therapy, recognized by modern medicine for treating various health conditions.

Sir Alex Ferguson: I'm 82, I worry about dementia

Sir Alex Ferguson, at 82, actively engages in quizzes and music to combat fears of dementia, influenced by friends' struggles with the disease.

Want to get rid of a earworm? Try John Cage | Letters

Listening to John Cage's 4'33 helped alleviate earworms, providing unexpected relief for some individuals.

Tune In to the Healing Powers of a Decent Playlist

Music has historical roots in healing and is now validated as a therapy, recognized by modern medicine for treating various health conditions.

Sir Alex Ferguson: I'm 82, I worry about dementia

Sir Alex Ferguson, at 82, actively engages in quizzes and music to combat fears of dementia, influenced by friends' struggles with the disease.

Want to get rid of a earworm? Try John Cage | Letters

Listening to John Cage's 4'33 helped alleviate earworms, providing unexpected relief for some individuals.
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It would deflate our world': how NDIS cuts to music therapy may silence Ava's voice

Music therapy has significantly helped Ava Rinna, a 19-year-old with autism, communicate more effectively, but her sessions may be cut due to NDIS funding reviews.

The Song That Changed My Life

Songs provide emotional support, helping individuals cope with distress from illnesses.
Music therapy facilitates reflection and acceptance during challenging life moments.

'I sang every aria just in case it was my last time'

Three London musicians released a song to support cancer patients awaiting treatment and those recovering, highlighting the struggles they face.

Kent man stays awake during eight-hour brain operation - and plays the guitar

Colin Miller performed on his guitar during brain surgery to maintain motor skills after being diagnosed with glioblastoma.

Fan Chant: Big Ocean, K-Pop's First Hard-of-Hearing Group, Reflect on Their Journey and New Song "FLOW"

Big Ocean, the first hard-of-hearing K-pop band, promotes inclusivity and inspires others through their unique musical journey.

How much do tickets cost to see violinist Itzhak Perlman in concert?

Vivid Seats partners with New York Post for ticket sales. Itzhak Perlman's concert tour promises a universal musical experience filled with solace and profound compositions.

The Power of Human Connection and Music

Loneliness is prevalent today due to decreased human connection, often replaced by interaction with technology.
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Making Memories Festival announces 2024 lineup

The Making Memories Festival raises awareness and funds for Alzheimer's support through music, enhancing community connection and care for affected families.

Healing Beat: Using Music to Reach Autistic Kids

Music provides an alternative communication method for children with autism, fostering connection and confidence.
Adaptive music lessons can greatly benefit communication skills in children with autism.
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Mental Notes: The Music That Turns Our Memories On | Metro Silicon Valley | Silicon Valley's Leading Weekly

Music evokes deep emotions and memories in people living with memory loss.

Brooklyn music therapist helps dementia patients bridge the past to the present

Music therapy can help patients with dementia by triggering memories through familiar songs.
Procedural memory remains intact longer in advanced dementia, allowing individuals to engage in music and experience moments of clarity.

Mental Notes: The Music That Turns Our Memories On | Metro Silicon Valley | Silicon Valley's Leading Weekly

Music evokes deep emotions and memories in people living with memory loss.

Brooklyn music therapist helps dementia patients bridge the past to the present

Music therapy can help patients with dementia by triggering memories through familiar songs.
Procedural memory remains intact longer in advanced dementia, allowing individuals to engage in music and experience moments of clarity.
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Music That's "Guaranteed" to Make You Relax?

Music is subjective and personal; different genres can help individuals relax based on their mood and preferences.

US colleges are cutting majors and slashing programs after years of putting it off

U.S. colleges are cutting programs in response to budget constraints, significantly affecting students and their educational ambitions.
Students face anxiety and turmoil due to sudden changes in degree programs, with some scrambling to find new educational paths.

New study explains how music affects the brains of patients with depression

Music can modulate brain activity and potentially help with depression, but its effectiveness remains limited due to the lack of understanding of the specific neurological processes involved.

London charity tackles isolation through music

The Spitz Charitable Trust uses music to improve wellbeing and reduce isolation.

The story of being a burden has been told too many times': how dementia-friendly theatre is changing the narrative

Music can evoke memories and joy for people with dementia.
Dementia-friendly performances are important for inclusivity and community building.

Purple Songs Can Fly helps young patients express themselves through music

The Purple Songs Can Fly program at Texas Children's Hospital helps children with cancer express themselves through music.
The studio provides young patients with the opportunity to write and record their own original songs.

Purple Songs Can Fly helps young patients express themselves through music

Music therapy program at Texas Children's Hospital helps children with cancer express themselves through songwriting and recording.
Purple Songs Can Fly has produced over 3,000 original songs, providing a creative outlet for young patients.

This Hobby Is One Of The Best Things You Can Do For An Aging Brain, According To A New Study

Playing musical instruments and singing can benefit long-term cognition.
Playing keyboard-based instruments like piano or organ has the biggest benefit on memory and executive function.

Normani recalls pausing her music career after both her parents were diagnosed with cancer

Normani shared her parents' cancer journey and the impact on her music career.
Music acted as a source of strength for Normani's parents during their cancer treatments.

'Who's got the beat?' See NFL legend Steve Young join Sacramento kids for music therapy

Legendary quarterback Steve Young visits pediatric patients at Sutter Medical Center for a music therapy session.
Sophie's Place, a music therapy space in the hospital, was created with the help of Young's Forever Young Foundation.

Bizarre device analyses brain waves to improve your sleep

A gadget has been invented to turn users' own brainwaves into a symphony.
Listening to the music created by the device for at least 30 minutes every night before bed can improve the quality of sleep.

Striking a Chord for Stroke Patients: New Evidence for Music's Therapeutic Potential

Music therapy has shown promise in post-stroke recovery by offering a non-invasive and engaging intervention.

Can music help someone with Alzheimer's disease?

Music can benefit individuals with Alzheimer's disease by preserving memories, providing emotional and behavioral benefits, and aiding in caregiver distress reduction.
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